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  • Reasoning about the physical world enables people to successfully interact with and manipulate their environment. In this Review, Hartshorne and Jing bridge findings from education, developmental psychology and cognitive science and discuss how best to reconcile these approaches going forward.

    • Joshua K. Hartshorne
    • Mengguo Jing
    Reviews
    Nature Reviews Psychology
    Volume: 4, P: 277-291

  • To study cognition, researchers have traditionally used laboratory-based experiments, but games offer a valuable alternative: they are intuitive and enjoyable. In this Perspective, Schulz et al. discuss the advantages and drawbacks of games and give recommendations for researchers.

    • Kelsey Allen
    • Franziska Brändle
    • Eric Schulz
    Reviews
    Nature Human Behaviour
    Volume: 8, P: 1035-1043