Some Recent Papers
Recent papers are listed here by author(s) and title only.
Publication details are provided on subsequent pages.
A series of papers on delusions, with Max Coltheart
For details, see The ‘Peircean pathway’ model of abduction and belief formation and the two-factor theory of delusion on the Cognitive Science page.
Coltheart, M. and Davies, M.
Koro: a socially-transmitted delusional belief. (available online 13 February 2024)
Davies, M. and Coltheart, M.
The two-factor theory of delusion. (in press)
Davies, M. and Coltheart, M.
Cotard delusion, emotional experience and depersonalisation. (2022)
Coltheart, M. and Davies, M.
What is Capgras delusion? (2022)
Coltheart, M. and Davies, M.
Failure of hypothesis evaluation as a factor in delusional belief. (2021)
Coltheart, M. and Davies, M.
How unexpected observations lead to new beliefs: A Peircean pathway. (2021)
Davies, M. and Coltheart, M.
A Peircean pathway from surprising facts to new beliefs. (2020)
Davies, M., McGill, C.L. and Aimola Davies, A.M.
Anosognosia for motor impairments as a delusion:
Anomalies of experience and belief evaluation. (in press)
For details and related papers, see Anosognosia and other delusions on the Cognitive Science page.
Liu, Z., Griffith, K.R., Davies, M. and Aimola Davies, A.M.
Inattentional blindness: Attentional set for efficient task success. (2023)
For details and related papers, see Inattentional blindness on the Empirical Collaborations page.
de Silva, J., Chen, H., Isaac, S., White, R.C., Davies, M. and Aimola Davies, A.M.
For details and related papers, see Rubber hand illusion on the Empirical Collaborations page.
