11h-13h
  • IJN
Colloquium de l’IJN

Biases and Vices

Pepa Toribio (ICREA-UB)

En ligne

16h–17h
  • IJN
Bergen
Colloquium du DEC

Learning to ground objects

Leon Bergen (UC San Diego)

Sur Zoom

9h30
  • IJN
Colloquium de l’IJN

Empathy internalized

Victoria McGeer (Princeton/ANU)

En ligne

19h
  • IJN
Colloquium de l’IJN

The Iconic-Symbolic Spectrum

Gabe Greenberg (UCLA)

En ligne

16h
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar - Emerging research in collective intelligence

ANNULÉ - The evolution of cultural artifacts

James Winters, UM6P, SCI
16h
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

The psychological consequences of moral conviction

Antoine Marie, ENS-Ulm/UM6P SCI
16h
  • IJN
Webinar
Spring 2020 Webinar Emerging research in collective intelligence

Fake news and misinformation

Sacha Yesilaltay, IJN/CNRS/ENS-Ulm
12h30
  • ESC
New Ideas in Evolution and Social Cognition

ANNULÉ - Language learning, language use, and the evolution of linguistic structure

Kenny Smith (University of Edinburgh)

ENS, Institut Jean Nicod, Pavillon Jardin, meeting room, 24 rue Lhomond, 75005 Paris

16h
  • 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.
16h
  • 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