Our #vol35issue8 was published today! First paper is by Paul Smart (from @unisouthampton) who explains how to develop a mechanistic account of extended #cognition. Open access article. @Routledge_Phil @Routledgepsych @tandfonline doi.org/10.1080/095150… 1/7
Next in #vol35issue8 is Alberto Voltolini (from @unito) who asks how subject and intentional object are related if the intentional object is an object for a subject. doi.org/10.1080/095150… 2/7
César Frederico Dos Santos (from @UFMAoficial) distinguishes #numerosity, #numerousness, and #number in numerical cognition in #vol35issue8 doi.org/10.1080/095150… 3/7
Next in #vol35issue8 Ruth Lee (from @QUBelfast) et al. argue that in adults experiential #memory assumes a more important role in mitigating #bias toward the future. Open access article. @Routledge_Phil @Routledgepsych @tandfonline doi.org/10.1080/095150… 4/7
Annemarie Kalis (from @UniUtrecht) & Harmen Ghijsen ask "What attitude does someone manifesting implicit #bias really have?" in their open access article in #vol35issue8 doi.org/10.1080/095150…
@tandfonline @Routledge_Phil @Routledgepsych 5/7
@tandfonline @Routledge_Phil @Routledgepsych 5/7
Next in #vol35issue8 Valentina Petrolini (from @upvehu) and Agustin Vicente take #autism research as a case study to show that psychiatric research operates in accordance with the principles of homogeneity and additive #comorbidity. doi.org/10.1080/095150… 6/7
And to complete #vol35issue8 Marion Godman (from @AarhusUni) reviews Nichola Raihani's book, The Social Instinct doi.org/10.1080/095150… 7/7 
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