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Steven SlomanProfessor of Cognitive, Linguistic, and Psychological Sciences, Brown UniversityE-mail confirmado em brown.edu
gert stormspsychologie, universiteit leuvenE-mail confirmado em kuleuven.be
Silvia P GennariDepartment of Psychology, University of YorkE-mail confirmado em york.ac.uk
Asifa MajidProfessor of Cognitive Science University of OxfordE-mail confirmado em psy.ox.ac.uk
Mutsumi ImaiE-mail confirmado em sfc.keio.ac.jp
Ping LiChair Professor of Neurolinguistics and Bilingual Studies, The Hong Kong Polytechnic UniversityE-mail confirmado em polyu.edu.hk
Mahesh SrinivasanUC BerkeleyE-mail confirmado em berkeley.edu
Yang XuUniversity of TorontoE-mail confirmado em utoronto.ca
Phillip WolffProfessor of Psychology, Emory UniversityE-mail confirmado em emory.edu
Steven VerheyenAssistant Professor Erasmus University RotterdamE-mail confirmado em essb.eur.nl
Benjamin ZinszerVisiting Assistant Professor, Swarthmore CollegeE-mail confirmado em swarthmore.edu
Gregory L. MurphyDepartment of Psychology, New York UniversityE-mail confirmado em nyu.edu
Herbert H. ClarkAlbert Ray Lang Professor of Psychology Emeritus, Stanford UniversityE-mail confirmado em stanford.edu
Amy LebkuecherPhD Candidate, The Pennsylvania State UniversityE-mail confirmado em psu.edu

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Barbara C. Malt

Lehigh University

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Motion events in language and cognition SP Gennari, SA Sloman, BC Malt, WT Fitch Cognition 83 (1), 49-79, 2002	530	2002
Knowing versus naming: Similarity and the linguistic categorization of artifacts BC Malt, SA Sloman, S Gennari, M Shi, Y Wang Journal of Memory and Language 40 (2), 230-262, 1999	500	1999
Correlated properties in natural categories BC Malt, EE Smith Journal of verbal learning and verbal behavior 23 (2), 250-269, 1984	390	1984
Water is not H2O BC Malt Cognitive psychology 27 (1), 41-70, 1994	364	1994
How bilinguals solve the naming problem E Ameel, G Storms, BC Malt, SA Sloman Journal of memory and language 53 (1), 60-80, 2005	327	2005
Category coherence in cross-cultural perspective BC Malt Cognitive psychology 29 (2), 85-148, 1995	294	1995
Do artifact concepts have cores? BC Malt, EC Johnson Journal of memory and language 31 (2), 195-217, 1992	286	1992
Features and beliefs in the mental representation of categories BC Malt Journal of Memory and Language 29 (3), 289-315, 1990	215	1990
An on-line investigation of prototype and exemplar strategies in classification. BC Malt Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition 15 (4), 539, 1989	202	1989
Kitchen Russian: Cross-linguistic differences and first-language object naming by Russian–English bilinguals A Pavlenko, BC Malt Bilingualism: Language and Cognition 14 (1), 19-45, 2011	201	2011
Linguistic diversity and object naming by non-native speakers of English BC Malt, SA Sloman Bilingualism: Language and cognition 6 (1), 47-67, 2003	193	2003
Semantic convergence in the bilingual lexicon E Ameel, BC Malt, G Storms, F Van Assche Journal of memory and language 60 (2), 270-290, 2009	189	2009
The role of familiarity in determining typicality BC Malt, EE Smith Memory & Cognition 10 (1), 69-75, 1982	188	1982
Universality and language specificity in object naming BC Malt, SA Sloman, SP Gennari Journal of memory and language 49 (1), 20-42, 2003	166	2003
Words and the mind: How words capture human experience B Malt, P Wolff Oxford University Press, 2010	161	2010
Predicting features for members of natural categories when categorization is uncertain. BC Malt, BH Ross, GL Murphy Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition 21 (3), 646, 1995	160	1995
How thought is mapped into words BC Malt, A Majid Wiley Interdisciplinary Reviews: Cognitive Science 4 (6), 583-597, 2013	158	2013
Object naming and later lexical development: From baby bottle to beer bottle E Ameel, B Malt, G Storms Journal of Memory and Language 58 (2), 262-285, 2008	132	2008
Artifacts are not ascribed essences, nor are they treated as belonging to kinds S Sloman, B Malt Language and Cognitive Processes 18 (5-6), 563-582, 2003	129	2003
Talking about walking: Biomechanics and the language of locomotion BC Malt, S Gennari, M Imai, E Ameel, N Tsuda, A Majid Psychological science 19 (3), 232-240, 2008	122	2008

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