4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

Politics on the playground: children’s intuitions about moral condemnation and majority rules voting

Hannah Hok, Univ. of Chicago, Dept. of Psych.
10am
  • IJN
Thesis defense

Thinking Alike: Five Essays on the Publicity of Thought

Matheus Valente (IJN)
4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

Does informational independence always matter? Children believe small group discussion is more accurate than ten times as many independent informants

Emory Richardson, Yale Dept. of Psychology
4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

"My side bias" in the production, consumption, and dissemination of science

Brent Strickland, IJN/CNRS/ENS-Ulm
3pm-6pm
  • IJN
Thesis defense

The Problem of Abstract Concepts for a Theory of Situated Cognition

Guido Loehr

Zoom

4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

Not born Yesterday: Why humans are less gullible than we think

Hugo Mercier, IJN/CNRS/ENS-Ulm
4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar - Emerging research in collective intelligence

The flexibility of kind representations

Alexandre Noyes, Yale Dept. of Psychology
4pm-6pm
  • IJN
Webinar
SublimAE seminar

Making sense of selflessness: a closer look at drug-induced disruptions of self-consciousness

Raphaël Millière (Ruhr-University Bochum)

BigBlueButton

4pm
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 webinar: Emerging research on Collective Intelligence

The illusion of consensus: How adults and children evaluate a 'true' and 'false' consensus

Sami Yousif (Yale Dept. of Psychology)

Online webinar

2:30pm
  • IJN
Thesis defense

Affectivisme Intellectuel : les Expériences Intuitives sont des Sentiments Épistémiques

Slawa Loev

ENS, Jaurès building, Ribot room, 24 rue Lhomond, 75005 Paris