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Cognitive Science|June 18, 2019
Iranian Herbalists, But Not Cooks, Are Better at Naming Odors Than LaypeopleMarisa Casillas, Afrooz Rafiee, Asifa MajidCognition|October 23, 2020
Consistent verbal labels promote odor category learningNorbert Vanek, Márton Sóskuthy, Asifa MajidCognition|July 4, 2018
Vision dominates in perceptual language: English sensory vocabulary is optimized for usageBodo Winter, Marcus Perlman, Asifa MajidMemory & Cognition|February 14, 2018
Psycholinguistic variables matter in odor namingJohn L A Huisman, Asifa MajidCognitive Science|May 6, 2022
Evidence for a Shared Instrument Prototype from English, Dutch, and GermanLilia Rissman, Saskia van Putten, Asifa MajidCognitive Science|June 26, 2024
Vision Verbs Emerge First in English Acquisition but Touch, not Audition, Follows SecondLila San Roque, Elisabeth Norcliffe, Asifa MajidCognition|October 25, 2008
The cross-linguistic categorization of everyday events: a study of cutting and breakingAsifa Majid, James S Boster, Melissa BowermanBehavior Research Methods|September 10, 2021
Dutch sensory modality normsLaura J Speed, Marc BrybaertCognition|December 12, 2003
Antecedent frequency effects during the processing of pronounsRoger P G van Gompel, Asifa MajidBehavior Research Methods|October 2, 2023
Ratings of valence, arousal, happiness, anger, fear, sadness, disgust, and surprise for 24,000 Dutch wordsLaura J Speed, Marc BrysbaertPageof 9