Robert N. McCauley

Emory & Henry College

H-index: 28

North America-United States

Robert N. McCauley, With an exceptional h-index of 28 and a recent h-index of 16 (since 2020), a distinguished researcher at Emory & Henry College,

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

In defense of thin descriptions: reflections on some methodological themes in Harvey Whitehouse’s The Ritual Animal

Darwinian bases of religious meaning: interactionism, general interpretive theories, and 6E cognitive science

The Cognitive Science of Religion: past, present, and possible futures

Diverse evolutionary strategies for explaining features of religions

Similarities of experiential features associated with religiosity and mental disorders: exploring cognitive resources

Heuristic identity theory (or back to the future): The mind-body problem against the background of research strategies in cognitive neuroscience

Domesticating Scrupulosity

Hearing voices and other matters of the mind: What mental abnormalities can teach us about religions

University	Emory & Henry College
Position	Center for Mind Brain and Culture
Citations(all)	5929
Citations(since 2020)	1469
Cited By	5347
hIndex(all)	28
hIndex(since 2020)	16
i10Index(all)	47
i10Index(since 2020)	21
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Title	Journal	Author(s)	Publication Date
In defense of thin descriptions: reflections on some methodological themes in Harvey Whitehouse’s The Ritual Animal	Religion, Brain & Behavior	Robert N McCauley	2023/6/7
Darwinian bases of religious meaning: interactionism, general interpretive theories, and 6E cognitive science	Journal of Cognition and Culture	Robert N McCauley	2023/4/3
The Cognitive Science of Religion: past, present, and possible futures	Religion, Brain and Behavior	C White JL Barrett P Boyer ET Lawson RN McCauley ...	2023
Diverse evolutionary strategies for explaining features of religions	Religion, Brain & Behavior	Robert N McCauley	2022/7/3
Similarities of experiential features associated with religiosity and mental disorders: exploring cognitive resources	Religion, Brain & Behavior	Robert N McCauley George Graham	2021/10/2
Heuristic identity theory (or back to the future): The mind-body problem against the background of research strategies in cognitive neuroscience		William Bechtel Robert N McCauley	2020/12/22
Domesticating Scrupulosity		Robert N McCauley George Graham	2020/8/4
Hearing voices and other matters of the mind: What mental abnormalities can teach us about religions	Secular Studies	Andrew Atkinson Ingela Visuri	2020/11/16
RECENT TRENDS IN THE COGNITIVE SCIENCE OF RELIGION: NEUROSCIENCE, RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE, AND THE CONFLUENCE OF COGNITIVE AND EVOLUTIONARY RESEARCH: with Lluís Oviedo,“Challenges …		Robert N McCauley	2020/3