I. Kagan

Egocentric Bias in Effort Comparison Tasks Is Driven by Sensory Asymmetries, Not Attribution Bias

This study shows that egocentric bias in effort comparison tasks arises from sensory asymmetries, not attribution bias, as participants overestimated the difficulty of tasks they performed.

Development of a monkey avatar to study social perception in macaques

The paper develops a virtual monkey avatar to study social perception in macaques and finds monkeys do not differentiate between real, realistic, or unrealistic images.

Emergence and suppression of cooperation by action visibility in transparent games

The paper introduces a new game-theoretic model called transparent games, where players can observe their partner's choice before acting, and shows how action visibility affects cooperation in different games.

Using imaging photoplethysmography for heart rate estimation in non-human primates

This study demonstrates accurate non-invasive pulse rate estimation in rhesus monkeys using imaging photoplethysmography from facial videos.