Trust and self-serving biases

Bicchieri and Mercier

Self-serving biases and public justifications in trust games

Could be useful for trust and communication of scientific results.

Theory of mind in strategic interactions

New from Niels A. Taatgen

 What eye movements can tell us about theory of mind in a strategic game
 

ASVAB

Could be a useful test
ASVAB

Associative learning addition in "Learning and Behavior"

Kutlu and Schmajuk
Solving Pavlov's Puzzle

Gershman and Niv
Latent cause theory of classical conditioning

McLaren, Forrest, and McLaren:
Elemental representation and configural mappings

Ludvig, Sutton and Kehoe
Evaluating the TD model of classical conditioning

Meta-analysis, Similarity, and Hierarchy

Kind of interesting.  Generalization can be based on hierarchies (categories) or similarities.  I've thought about trying to come up with some similarity metric for meta-analysis, where studies are obviously more or less similar to each other, but not categorically related, or at least the hierarchies are extremely sparse (most categories have zero instances).

Properties of inductive reasoning

The structure and function of explanation