Is Morality Unified? Evidence that Distinct Neural Systems Underlie Moral Judgments of Harm, Dishonesty, and Disgust. - Carolyn Parkinson; Walter Sinnott-Armstrong; Philipp E. Koralus; Angela Mendelovici; Victoria McGeer; Thalia Wheatley (J. Cogn. Neurosci., 2011)

Attention, consciousness, and the semantics of questions. - Philipp E. Koralus (Synth., 2014)

Illusory inferences: disjunctions, indefinites, and the erotetic theory of reasoning. - Salvador Mascarenhas; Philipp E. Koralus (CogSci, 2015)

A Cognitively Realistic Model of Decision Making in Ocean Ecology. - Philipp E. Koralus; Jens Koed Madsen; Ernesto Carrella; Richard M. Bailey 001 (CogSci, 2016)

Free-form response vs. yes/no-question methodologies in the study of human reasoning. - Salvador Mascarenhas; Philipp E. Koralus (CogSci, 2016)

Can visual cognitive neuroscience learn anything from the philosophy of language? Ambiguity and the topology of neural network models of multistable perception. - Philipp E. Koralus (Synth., 2016)

From reactive towards anticipatory fishing agents. - Jens Koed Madsen; Richard M. Bailey 001; Ernesto Carrella; Philipp E. Koralus (J. Simulation, 2021)

Humans in Humans Out: On GPT Converging Toward Common Sense in both Success and Failure. - Philipp E. Koralus; Vincent Wang-Mascianica (CoRR, 2023)

The Philosophic Turn for AI Agents: Replacing centralized digital rhetoric with decentralized truth-seeking. - Philipp E. Koralus (CoRR, 2025)

Stronger Language Models Produce More Human-Like Errors. - Andrew Keenan Richardson; Ryan Othniel Kearns; Sean K. Moss; Vincent Wang-Mascianica; Philipp E. Koralus (CoRR, 2025)