Computational Humor. - Kim Binsted; Benjamin Bergen 001; Seana Coulson; Anton Nijholt; Oliviero Stock; Carlo Strapparava; Graeme Ritchie; Ruli Manurung; Helen Pain; Annalu Waller; Dave O'Mara (IEEE Intell. Syst., 2006)

Spatial and Linguistic Aspects of Visual Imagery in Sentence Comprehension. - Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Shane Lindsay; Teenie Matlock; Srini Narayanan (Cogn. Sci., 2007)

Making SNAP Judgments: Rethinking the Spatial Representation of Number. - Tyler Marghetis; Esther Walker; Benjamin Bergen 001; Rafael E. Núñez (CogSci, 2011)

Grammatical aspect in language production: Using gesture to reveal event representations. - Fey Parrill; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Patricia Lichtenstein (CogSci, 2011)

Towards a cognitive science of literary style: Perspective-taking in processing omniscient versus objective voice. - Manami Sato; Hiromu Sakai; Jennifer Wu; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2012)

When Tuesday comes before Threesday: Cross-linguistic differences in numerical transparency of time words predicts temporal reasoning strategy and performance. - Nian Liu; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2013)

Placing Numbers in Behavioral Space: Activity-Specific Interactions between Number and Space with a Single Response Button. - Tyler Marghetis; Jasmeen Kanwal; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2013)

Later events lie behind her, but not behind you: Compatibility effects for temporal sequences along the sagittal axis depend on perspective. - Esther Walker; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Rafael E. Núñez (CogSci, 2013)

Origins of time: New insights into the psychological foundations of time. - Katharine Tillman; Esther Walker; Tyler Marghetis; Andrea Bender; Sieghard Beller; Mahesh Srinivasan; David Barner; Julio Santiago; Benjamin Bergen 001; Rafael E. Núñez; Daniel Casasanto; Lera Boroditsky (CogSci, 2014)

Does beat perception rely on the covert use of the motor system? - Esther Walker; Benjamin Stillerman; John Iversen; Aniruddh Patel; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2014)

The mental number-line spreads by gestural contagion. - Tyler Marghetis; Luke Eberle; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2015)

Finding Non-Arbitrary Form-Meaning Systematicity Using String-Metric Learning for Kernel Regression. - E. Dario Gutiérrez; Roger Levy; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (ACL (1), 2016)

Literal and Metaphorical Senses in Compositional Distributional Semantic Models. - E. Dario Gutiérrez; Ekaterina Shutova; Tyler Marghetis; Benjamin Bergen 001 (ACL (1), 2016)

Left-right mental timeline is robust to visuospatial and verbal interference. - Rose Hendricks; Esther Walker; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Lera Boroditsky; Rafael E. Núñez (CogSci, 2016)

How Language Programs the Mind. - Gary Lupyan; Benjamin Bergen 001 (Top. Cogn. Sci., 2016)

A Theoretical Model of Indirect Request Comprehension. - Sean Trott; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (AAAI Fall Symposia, 2017)

When metaphors in the mind become metaphors in the mouth: Documenting the emergence of a new system of linguistic metaphors for time. - Rose Hendricks; Tyler Marghetis; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2017)

Listeners integrate speech, gesture, and discourse structure to interpret the temporal structure of complex events. - Andrea Nishimi; Esther Walker; Benjamin Bergen 001; Tyler Marghetis (CogSci, 2017)

Do Metaphors Move From Mind to Mouth? Evidence From a New System of Linguistic Metaphors for Time. - Rose Hendricks; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Tyler Marghetis (Cogn. Sci., 2018)

Prosodic cues signal the intent of potential indirect requests. - Sean Trott; Stefanie Reed; Victor Ferreira; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2019)

Sub-morphemic form-meaning systematicity: the impact of onset phones on word concreteness. - Sean Trott; Arturs Semenuks; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2019)

Effects of Battle and Journey Metaphors on Charitable Donations for Cancer Patients. - Alex Liebscher; Sean Trott; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2020)

How well does surprisal explain N400 amplitude under different experimental conditions? - James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoNLL, 2020)

RAW-C: Relatedness of Ambiguous Words in Context (A New Lexical Resource for English). - Sean Trott; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (ACL/IJCNLP (1), 2021)

The Role of Physical Inference in Pronoun Resolution. - Cameron R. Jones; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2021)

Different kinds of cognitive plausibility: why are transformers better than RNNs at predicting N400 amplitude? - James A. Michaelov; Megan D. Bardolph; Seana Coulson; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2021)

Does Contextual Diversity Hinder Early Word Acquisition? - Tyler A. Chang; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2022)

Distrubutional Semantics Still Can't Account for Affordances. - Cameron R. Jones; Tyler A. Chang; Seana Coulson; James A. Michaelov; Sean Trott; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2022)

Can a pressure against homophones explain phonological neighborhoods? - Sean Trott; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2022)

Do Language Models Make Human-like Predictions about the Coreferents of Italian Anaphoric Zero Pronouns? - James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (COLING, 2022)

Collateral facilitation in humans and language models. - James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoNLL, 2022)

The Geometry of Multilingual Language Model Representations. - Tyler A. Chang; Zhuowen Tu; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (EMNLP, 2022)

Contextualized Sensorimotor Norms: multi-dimensional measures of sensorimotor strength for ambiguous English words, in context. - Sean Trott; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2022)

Word Acquisition in Neural Language Models. - Tyler A. Chang; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (Trans. Assoc. Comput. Linguistics, 2022)

Rarely a problem? Language models exhibit inverse scaling in their predictions following few-type quantifiers. - James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (ACL (Findings), 2023)

Can Peanuts Fall in Love with Distributional Semantics? - James A. Michaelov; Seana Coulson; Benjamin Bergen 001 (CogSci, 2023)

Emergent Inabilities? Inverse Scaling Over the Course of Pretraining. - James A. Michaelov; Ben Bergen 001 (EMNLP (Findings), 2023)

Structural Priming Demonstrates Abstract Grammatical Representations in Multilingual Language Models. - James A. Michaelov; Catherine Arnett; Tyler A. Chang; Ben Bergen 001 (EMNLP, 2023)

Crosslingual Structural Priming and the Pre-Training Dynamics of Bilingual Language Models. - Catherine Arnett; Tyler A. Chang; James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2023)

Do Large Language Models Know What Humans Know? - Sean Trott; Cameron R. Jones; Tyler A. Chang; James A. Michaelov; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (Cogn. Sci., 2023)

Spontaneous, controlled acts of reference between friends and strangers. - Sean Trott; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Eva Wittenberg (Lang. Resour. Evaluation, 2023)

So Cloze Yet So Far: N400 Amplitude Is Better Predicted by Distributional Information Than Human Predictability Judgements. - James A. Michaelov; Seana Coulson; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (IEEE Trans. Cogn. Dev. Syst., 2023)

Correlations between Multilingual Language Model Geometry and Crosslingual Transfer Performance. - Cheril Shah; Yashashree Chandak; Atharv Mahesh Mane; Benjamin Bergen 001; Tyler A. Chang (LREC/COLING, 2024)

When Is Multilinguality a Curse? Language Modeling for 250 High- and Low-Resource Languages. - Tyler A. Chang; Catherine Arnett; Zhuowen Tu; Ben Bergen 001 (EMNLP, 2024)

Does GPT-4 pass the Turing test? - Cameron R. Jones; Ben Bergen 001 (NAACL-HLT, 2024)

Do Multimodal Large Language Models and Humans Ground Language Similarly? - Cameron R. Jones; Benjamin Bergen 001; Sean Trott (Comput. Linguistics, 2024)

A Bit of a Problem: Measurement Disparities in Dataset Sizes Across Languages. - Catherine Arnett; Tyler A. Chang; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2024)

Revenge of the Fallen? Recurrent Models Match Transformers at Predicting Human Language Comprehension Metrics. - James A. Michaelov; Catherine Arnett; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2024)

People cannot distinguish GPT-4 from a human in a Turing test. - Cameron R. Jones; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2024)

Dissecting the Ullman Variations with a SCALPEL: Why do LLMs fail at Trivial Alterations to the False Belief Task? - Zhiqiang Pi; Annapurna Vadaparty; Benjamin K. Bergen 001; Cameron R. Jones (CoRR, 2024)

Goldfish: Monolingual Language Models for 350 Languages. - Tyler A. Chang; Catherine Arnett; Zhuowen Tu; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2024)

Lies, Damned Lies, and Distributional Language Statistics: Persuasion and Deception with Large Language Models. - Cameron R. Jones; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2024)

SAM-Net: Self-Attention based Feature Matching with Spatial Transformers and Knowledge Distillation. - Ben Bergen 001; Victor Domsa; Levente Tamas (Expert Syst. Appl., 2024)

Characterizing Learning Curves During Language Model Pre-Training: Learning, Forgetting, and Stability. - Tyler A. Chang; Zhuowen Tu; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (Trans. Assoc. Comput. Linguistics, 2024)

Comparing Humans and Large Language Models on an Experimental Protocol Inventory for Theory of Mind Evaluation (EPITOME). - Cameron R. Jones; Sean Trott; Benjamin Bergen 001 (Trans. Assoc. Comput. Linguistics, 2024)

Language Model Behavior: A Comprehensive Survey. - Tyler A. Chang; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (Comput. Linguistics, 2024)

On the Acquisition of Shared Grammatical Representations in Bilingual Language Models. - Catherine Arnett; Tyler A. Chang; James A. Michaelov; Ben Bergen 001 (ACL (1), 2025)

Not quite Sherlock Holmes: Language model predictions do not reliably differentiate impossible from improbable events. - James A. Michaelov; Reeka Estacio; Zhien Zhang; Ben Bergen 001 (ACL (Findings), 2025)

Why do language models perform worse for morphologically complex languages? - Catherine Arnett; Benjamin Bergen 001 (COLING, 2025)

GPT-4 is Judged More Human than Humans in Displaced and Inverted Turing Tests. - Ishika Rathi; Sydney Taylor; Benjamin Bergen 001; Cameron R. Jones (COLING Workshops, 2025)

People cannot distinguish GPT-4 from a human in a Turing test. - Cameron Robert Jones; Ishika Rathi; Sydney Taylor; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (FAccT, 2025)

Are explicit belief representations necessary? A comparison between Large Language Models and Bayesian probabilistic models. - Dingyi Pan; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (NAACL (Long Papers), 2025)

Large Language Models Pass the Turing Test. - Cameron R. Jones; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2025)

Do Large Language Models Exhibit Spontaneous Rational Deception? - Samuel M. Taylor; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2025)

Bigram Subnetworks: Mapping to Next Tokens in Transformer Language Models. - Tyler A. Chang; Benjamin K. Bergen 001 (CoRR, 2025)