ABSTRACT We present two hydrodynamical star-forming simulations in the Milgromian dynamics (MOND) framework of a gas-rich disc galaxy with properties similar to AGC 114905, which has recently been argued have rotation curve (RC) that is inconsistent MOND prediction. Our first model considers isolation, while our second includes an external field $0.05 \, a_{_0}$, estimated gravitational from la...

In their comment on our article on affective forecasting (Levine, Lench, Kaplan, & Safer, 2012), Wilson and Gilbert (2013) criticized the meta-analysis, proposed alternative explanations for the empirical studies, and concluded that the impact bias is alive and well. Our reply demonstrates that, irrespective of the exclusion of effects and selective recoding of effects recommended for the meta-...

Haptic perception of shape is based on kinesthetic and tactile information synthesized across space and time. We studied this process by having subjects move along the edges of multisided shapes and then remember and reproduce the shapes. With eyes closed, subjects moved a robot manipulandum whose force field was programmed to simulate a quadrilateral boundary in a horizontal plane. When subjec...

Men typically predict women's sexual intentions to be higher than women say they are (Haselton & Buss, 2000). It is debated whether this cross-sex bias is because of men overestimating women's intentions (Murray et al., 2017), women underreporting their own intentions (Perilloux & Kurzban, 2015, 2017), or both. To unify the current debate, we decompose the part of the bias attributable to women...

In their comment on our article on affective forecasting (Levine, Lench, Kaplan, & Safer, 2012), Wilson and Gilbert (2013) criticized the meta-analysis, proposed alternative explanations for the empirical studies, and concluded that the impact bias is alive and well. Our reply demonstrates that, irrespective of the exclusion of effects and selective recoding of effects recommended for the meta-...

Quantitative research on the “durability” of peace following civil wars typically captures breakdown or survival “peace” in a binary manner, equating it with presence absence war recurrence. In datasets that underpin such studies, years do not experience full-scale are implicitly coded as “peaceful.” Yet, post-civil environments may remain free from recurrence, while nevertheless experiencing e...

Abstract We use a methodological framework exploiting the power of large ensembles to evaluate how well ten coupled climate models represent internal variability and response external forcings in observed historical surface temperatures. This evaluation allows us directly attribute discrepancies between observations biases simulated or forced response, without relying on assumptions separate th...

Abstract Synoptic anticyclones are a common feature of subtropical and midlatitude climate associated with descending air clear conditions, while anticyclonic circulation anomalies can contribute to temperature extremes. When tracked in both the ERA5 reanalysis 10 global models from 5th Coupled Model Intercomparison Project (CMIP5) using grid, CMIP5 consistently underestimate observed frequency...