Julien Musolino

Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey

H-index: 21

North America-United States

About Julien Musolino

Julien Musolino, With an exceptional h-index of 21 and a recent h-index of 12 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey, specializes in the field of Language, rationality, religion, public understanding of science.

His recent articles reflect a diverse array of research interests and contributions to the field:

A hobgoblin of large minds: Troubles with consistency in belief

Counterintuitive Concepts Across Domains: A Unified Phenomenon?

A new methodological tool for research on supernatural concepts

Updating, evidence evaluation, and operator availability: A theoretical framework for understanding belief.

Evidence for Dissociation Between Implicit and Explicit Agency in a Libet Clock Task

If and only if people were logical! The effect of pragmatic enrichment on reasoning with abstract and realistic materials

The Memorability of supernatural concepts: Some puzzles and new theoretical directions

Philosophical and Linguistic Approaches to Beliefs

Julien Musolino Information

University	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
Position	___
Citations(all)	3201
Citations(since 2020)	714
Cited By	2837
hIndex(all)	21
hIndex(since 2020)	12
i10Index(all)	27
i10Index(since 2020)	15
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University Profile Page	Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey
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Julien Musolino Skills & Research Interests

Language

rationality

religion

public understanding of science

Top articles of Julien Musolino

Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
A hobgoblin of large minds: Troubles with consistency in belief		Joseph Sommer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2023/7
Counterintuitive Concepts Across Domains: A Unified Phenomenon?	Cognitive Science	Joseph Sommer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2023/4
A new methodological tool for research on supernatural concepts	Behavior Research Methods	Joseph Sommer Chrystal Spencer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2023/1
Updating, evidence evaluation, and operator availability: A theoretical framework for understanding belief.		Joseph Sommer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2023/8/17
Evidence for Dissociation Between Implicit and Explicit Agency in a Libet Clock Task		Laura Saad Pernille Hemmer Julien Musolino	2023/8
If and only if people were logical! The effect of pragmatic enrichment on reasoning with abstract and realistic materials	Journal of Pragmatics	Joanna Blochowiak Thomas Castelain Odir Antonio Rodriguez-Villagra Julien Musolino	2022/8/1
The Memorability of supernatural concepts: Some puzzles and new theoretical directions	Journal of cognition and culture	Joseph Sommer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2022/3/11
Philosophical and Linguistic Approaches to Beliefs		Julien Musolino Joseph Sommer Pernille Hemmer	2022
The cognitive science of belief: A multidisciplinary approach		Julien Musolino Joseph Sommer Pernille Hemmer	2022/11/17
Bayesian rational memory model simulates temporal binding effect	Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society	Laura Saad Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2022
Rethinking Temporal Binding		Laura Saad Pernille Hemmer Julien Musolino	2022/9/29
Understanding of Linguistic Scales in Speakers with Williams Syndrome	Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society	Asya Achimova Julien Musolino Rennie Pasquinelli Martin V Butz Barbara Landau	2022
A new methodological tool to study the memorability of supernatural concepts		Joseph Sommer Pernille Hemmer Julien Musolino Chrystal Spencer	2021/6/22
Are Supernatural Concepts a Cognitive Epiphenomenon? Some Puzzles and New Theoretical Directions		Joseph Sommer Julien Musolino Pernille Hemmer	2020/4/22