William S. Horton
机构: Associate Professor of Psychology, Northwestern University
每年引用次数
引用次数
引用: 4,142
H-指数: 28
I10-指数 : 41
出版物: 56
Age-related differences in communication and audience design.
William S. Horton , Daniel H. Spieler
Psychology and Aging 22 ( 2) 281 -290
45
2007
Using affective appraisal to help readers construct literary interpretations
Sarah Levine , William S. Horton
The Scientific Study of Literature 3 ( 1) 105 -136
17
2013
The influence of partner-specific memory associations on picture naming: a failure to replicate Horton (2007).
Sarah Brown-Schmidt , William S. Horton
PLOS ONE 9 ( 10)
9
2014
The Egocentric Basis of Language Use: Insights From a Processing Approach
Boaz Keysar , Dale J. Barr , William S. Horton
Current Directions in Psychological Science 7 ( 2) 46 -49
193
1998
Shared knowledge, mutual understanding and meaning negotiation
William S. Horton
de Gruyter 375 -404
4
2012
Seeing Cooperation or Competition: Ecological Interactions in Cultural Perspectives
bethany l. ojalehto , Douglas L. Medin , William S. Horton , Salino G. Garcia
Topics in Cognitive Science 7 ( 4) 624 -645
14
2015
Revisiting the Memory-Based Processing Approach to Common Ground
William S. Horton , Richard J. Gerrig
Topics in Cognitive Science 8 ( 4) 780 -795
29
2016
Anticipatory looks reveal expectations about discourse relations
Hannah Rohde , William S. Horton
Cognition 133 ( 3) 667 -691
24
2014
The impact of memory demands on audience design during language production.
William S. Horton , Richard J. Gerrig
Cognition 96 ( 2) 127 -142
161
2005
Prejudice Concerns and Race-Based Attentional Bias New Evidence From Eyetracking
Meghan G. Bean , Daniel G. Slaten , William S. Horton , Mary C. Murphy
Social Psychological and Personality Science 3 ( 6) 722 -729
26
2012
Individual differences in switching and inhibition predict perspective-taking across the lifespan.
Madeleine R. Long , William S. Horton , Hannah Rohde , Antonella Sorace
Cognition 170 25 -30
28
2018
When do speakers take into account common ground
William S. Horton , Boaz Keysar
Cognition 59 ( 1) 91 -117
786
1996
Individual differences in perspective taking and field-independence mediate structural persistence in dialog.
William S. Horton
Acta Psychologica 150 41 -48
5
2014
Analogical Comparison Promotes Theory‐of‐Mind Development
Christian Hoyos , William S. Horton , Nina K. Simms , Dedre Gentner
Cognitive Science 44 ( 9)
7
2020
Structural alignment in dialogue and monologue (and what attention may have to do with it)
Iva Ivanova , William S. Horton , Benjamin Swets , Daniel Kleinman
Journal of Memory and Language 110 104052
17
2020
Production and Comprehension of Unheralded Pronouns: A Corpus Analysis
Richard J. Gerrig , William S. Horton , Amanda Stent
Discourse Processes 48 ( 3) 161 -182
13
2011
Conversational Grounding in Younger and Older Adults: The Effect of Partner Visibility and Referent Abstractness in Task-Oriented Dialogue
Katya Lysander , William S. Horton
Discourse Processes 49 ( 1) 29 -60
11
2012
Amazing Stories: Acquiring and Avoiding Inaccurate Information From Fiction
David N. Rapp , Scott R. Hinze , Daniel G. Slaten , William S. Horton
Discourse Processes 51 50 -74
28
2014
Anticipating who will say what: the influence of speaker-specific memory associations on reference resolution.
William S. Horton , Daniel G. Slaten
Memory & Cognition 40 ( 1) 113 -126
22
2012
Of Texts and Toggles: Categorical Versus Continuous Views of Communication
Richard J. Gerrig , William S. Horton
Discourse Processes 32 ( 1) 81 -87
6
2001