Zachary Horne

Publication Activity (10 Years)

Years Active: 2012-2023
Publications (10 Years): 26

Top Topics

Cognitive Science

Dempster Shafer

Inconsistent Information

Bhattacharyya Coefficient

Top Venues

Publications

Trisevgeni Papakonstantinou, Zachary Horne
Characteristics of persuasive deltaboard members on Reddit's r/ChangeMyView. CogSci (2023)
Valtteri Vuorio, Zachary Horne
A lurking bias: Representativeness of users across social media and its implications for sampling bias in cognitive science. CogSci (2023)
David Rose, Sara Jaramillo, Shaun Nichols, Zachary Horne
Teleological essentialism across development. CogSci (2022)
Derek Powell, Brittany Schotsch, Justin Mikell, Zachary Horne
Expectations bias moral judgments. CogSci (2022)
John Priniski, Zachary Horne
Intuitive theories of persuasion shape engagement in discussion of polarizing topics. CogSci (2020)
Emily Line, Sara Jaramillo, Tess Neal, Zachary Horne
Prior beliefs about the evidentiary weight of crime scene data impacts juror verdicts. CogSci (2020)
Micah B. Goldwater, Amy Perfors, Zachary Horne, Cristine H. Legare, Ellen M. Markman
Health beliefs and decision making. CogSci (2020)
Sara Jaramillo, Zachary Horne, Micah B. Goldwater
The impact of anecdotal information on medical decision-making. CogSci (2019)
N. Ángel Pinillos, Sara Jaramillo, Zachary Horne
Asymmetrical belief sensitivity and justification explain the Wells Effect. CogSci (2019)
Nicole Lobo, Zachary Horne
The Development of Children's Understanding of Arguments by Analogy. CogSci (2019)
Olivia Miske, Nick Schweitzer, Zachary Horne
What information shapes and shifts people's attitudes about capital punishment? CogSci (2019)
John Priniski, Zachary Horne
Crowdsourcing effective educational interventions. CogSci (2019)
Patricia Mirabile, Zachary Horne
Explanatory Virtues and Belief in Conspiracy Theories. CogSci (2019)
Patricia Mirabile, Zachary Horne
The Development of Reasoning About Abductive, Inductive and Deductive Conditionals. CogSci (2019)
Zachary Horne, Sangeet Khemlani
Conceptual constraints on generating explanations. CogSci (2018)
Derek Powell, Zachary Horne
Expectations bias judgments of harm against others. CogSci (2018)
Madeline Reinecke, Zachary Horne
People's (inconsistent) attitudes about foundational moral beliefs. CogSci (2018)
Samantha Roberts, Zachary Horne, Sangeet Khemlani
Increased similarity between source and target eases explanatory reasoning. CogSci (2018)
Esube Bekele, Wallace E. Lawson, Zachary Horne, Sangeet Khemlani
Implementing a Robust Explanatory Bias in a Person Re-Identification Network. CVPR Workshops (2018)
Samantha Roberts, Zachary Horne
The effect of trait labels on the perception of clinical disorders. CogSci (2018)
John Priniski, Zachary Horne
Attitude Change on Reddit's Change My View. CogSci (2018)
Zachary Horne, Jonathan Livengood
Ordering effects, updating effects, and the specter of global skepticism. Synth. 194 (4) (2017)
Ian Harmon, Zachary Horne
Evidence for anti-intellectualism about know-how from a sentence recognition task. Synth. 193 (9) (2016)
Micah B. Goldwater, Zachary Horne, Jeffrey Loewenstein, Robert L. Goldstone
Effecting re-representation: revising false beliefs and fostering creativity. CogSci (2016)
Zachary Horne, Derek Powell, John Hummel
A Single Counterexample Leads to Moral Belief Revision. Cogn. Sci. 39 (8) (2015)
Zachary Horne, Andrei Cimpian
The influence of an inherence heuristic on scientific explanation. CogSci (2015)
Jonathan Waskan, Ian Harmon, Zachary Horne, Joseph Spino, John Clevenger
Explanatory anti-psychologism overturned by lay and scientific case classifications. Synth. 191 (5) (2014)
Zachary Horne, Derek Powell, Joseph Spino
Belief Updating in Moral Dilemmas. CogSci (2013)
Derek Powell, Zachary Horne, N. Ángel Pinillos, Keith J. Holyoak
Justified True Belief Triggers False Recall of "Knowing". CogSci (2013)
Zachary Horne, Derek Powell
More than a feeling: When emotional reactions don't predict moral judgments. CogSci (2013)
Mike Braverman, John Clevenger, Ian Harmon, Andrew Higgins, Zachary Horne, Joseph Spino, Jonathan Waskan
Intelligibility is Necessary for Scientific Explanation, but Accuracy May Not Be. CogSci (2012)