N. Cruz

Most-cited papers

The Impact Factor Fallacy
F. Paulus, N. Cruz, S. Krach
2017bioRxiv84 citations Open access
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Bayesian reasoning with ifs and ands and ors
N. Cruz, Jean Baratgin, M. Oaksford, D. Over
2015Frontiers in Psychology65 citations Open access
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Probabilistic accounts of conditional reasoning
D. Over, N. Cruz
201741 citations
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Centering and the meaning of conditionals
N. Cruz, D. Over, M. Oaksford, Jean Baratgin
2016Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society36 citations
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Comparing the meanings of “if” and “all”
N. Cruz, K. Oberauer
2014Memory & Cognition22 citations Open access
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Are logical intuitions only make-believe? Reexamining the logic-liking effect.
Constantin G. Meyer-Grant, N. Cruz, Henrik Singmann, Samuel Winiger +3 more
2022Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition19 citations Open access
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Paradigms, Possibilities, and Probabilities: Comment on Hinterecker, Knauff, and Johnson-Laird (2016)
M. Oaksford, D. Over, N. Cruz
2019Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition16 citations Open access
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Always look on the bright side of logic? Testing explanations of intuitive sensitivity to logic in perceptual tasks.
B. Hayes, Rachel G. Stephens, M. Lee, John C. Dunn +3 more
2022Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory and Cognition12 citations
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The elusive oddness of or-introduction
N. Cruz, D. Over, M. Oaksford
201712 citations
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Explaining the popularity bias in online consumer choice.
B. Hayes, Ashton Wisken, N. Cruz
2021Journal of experimental psychology. General9 citations Open access
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Widening Access to Bayesian Problem Solving
N. Cruz, S. Desai, Stephen H. Dewitt, U. Hahn +5 more
2020Frontiers in Psychology8 citations Open access
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Explaining Away, Augmentation, and the Assumption of Independence
N. Cruz, U. Hahn, N. Fenton, D. Lagnado
2020Frontiers in Psychology6 citations Open access
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Philosophy and the Psychology of Conditional Reasoning
D. Over, N. Cruz
2019Advances in Experimental Philosophy of Logic and Mathematics6 citations
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Logic and Uncertainty in the Human Mind
S. Elqayam, I. Douven, J. St. B. T. Evans, N. Cruz
20205 citations
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Running head: SATISFICING, META-REASONING, FURTHER DELIBERATION 1 Satisficing, Meta-reasoning, and the Rationality of Further Deliberation
S. Elqayam, I. Douven, J. St. B. T. Evans, N. Cruz
20195 citations
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Still very much dead and alive: Incoherence in conspiracism as a departure from Bayesian rationality
A. Miani, N. Cruz, Stephan Lewandowsky
2026PNAS Nexus3 citations Open access
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How Real is Moral Contagion in Online Social Networks?
Jason Burton, N. Cruz, U. Hahn
2019Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society2 citations
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Corrigendum: Bayesian reasoning with ifs and ands and ors
N. Cruz, Jean Baratgin, M. Oaksford, D. Over
2015Frontiers in Psychology2 citations Open access
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Molecular Mechanisms of the MLL4 Complex in H3K4 Methylation and p53-Dependent Transcription Activation
Jianfeng Sun, Zhiying Zhang, You Yu, N. Cruz +14 more
2026Molecules and Cells1 citations Open access
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Deduction from uncertain premises?
N. Cruz
2020Logic and Uncertainty in the Human Mind1 citations
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Comparing Hepatitis C and HIV Testing Volume and Positivity Rate by Testing Pathway in the Emergency Department
Robert Colbath, Jacqueline Ryder, N. Cruz, Siri Shastry +1 more
2025Journal of Scientific Innovation in Medicine0 citations Open access
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Synthesizing evidence about developmental patterns in human visual acuity as measured by Teller Acuity Cards
Rick O. Gilmore, Julia DiFulvio, Brianna Beamer, N. Cruz
2025Journal of Vision0 citations Open access
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Sonographer-rated Effort Is Superior to Examination Time as a Method of Measuring Workload in the Vascular Laboratory
N. Cruz, L. Simon, Julie B. Hales, Benjamin S. Brooke +1 more
2023Journal of Vascular Surgery0 citations Open access
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REEXAMINING THE LOGIC-LIKING EFFECT 1 Are Logical Intuitions Only Make-Believe ? 1 Reexamining the Logic-Liking Effect
Constantin G. Meyer-Grant, N. Cruz, Henrik Singmann, Samuel Winiger +3 more
20220 citations
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What remains of "belief bias" once we generalise logic to probabilities?
N. Cruz, B. Hayes, John C. Dunn, Rachel G. Stephens
2020Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society0 citations
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Failing to see what you are a part of: Wisdom among crowd members
U. Hahn, Toby D. Pilditch, N. Cruz
2019Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society0 citations
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The elusive odness of or-introduction
N. Cruz, D. Over, M. Oaksford
2017Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society0 citations
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The logic of evidence and its relation to rational belief
N. Cruz, Jean Baratgin, M. Oaksford
20150 citations
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Comparing the meanings of “if” and “all”
N. Cruz, K. Oberauer
2014Memory & Cognition0 citations Open access
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OF MULTIDISCIPLINARY: APPLIED BUSINESS AND EDUCATION RESEARCH
Jodilly Gallardo, N. Cruz, Gloede Opinga, Femia S. Albino
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Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition Are Logical Intuitions Only Make-Believe? Reexamining the Logic-Liking Effect
Constantin G. Meyer-Grant, N. Cruz, Henrik Singmann, Samuel Winiger +3 more
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