| 2024 | CogSci | Conceptualizations of the human-nature relationship as a predictor of pro-environmental attitudes and behavior. | Joan J. H. Kim, John D. Coley |
| 2023 | CogSci | Relations Between Anthropocentric Thinking and Biological Misconceptions in Students attending Urban and Rural Universities. | John D. Coley, Eloise Davenport, Sarah Bissonnette, Andrea Burton, Kimberly Tanner |
| 2023 | CogSci | How does higher education in the social sciences impact social essentialist thinking? | Rebecca Peretz-Lange, Emma Pitt, John D. Coley |
| 2022 | CogSci | Nature in the Balance: Symmetry in perceived human-nature relations predicts pro-environmental attitudes. | Joan J. H. Kim, John D. Coley |
| 2017 | CogSci | Relations Between Intuitive Biological Thought and Scientific Misconceptions. | John D. Coley, Nicole Betz, Jessica Leffers, Yian Xu, Michal Fux, Kristin de Nesnera, Kimberly Tanner |
| 2017 | CogSci | Intuitive Biology and Global Challenges: Applying Theoretical Insights for Public Good. | Lauren Swiney, Deborah Kelemen, Andrew Shtulman, John D. Coley, Nicole Betz, Stefaan Blancke |
| 2014 | CogSci | Context effects in explanation evaluation. | Nadya Vasilyeva, John D. Coley |
| 2013 | CogSci | Evaluating Two Mechanisms of Flexible Induction: Selective Memory Retrieval and Evidence Explanation. | Nadya Vasilyeva, John D. Coley |
| 2012 | CogSci | The inductive potential of religion categories in Northern Ireland. | Kirsty Smyth, Conor Pendergrast, Aidan Feeney, John D. Coley, Cole Edison, Ulrike Niens |
| 2011 | CogSci | Inductive selectivity and integration of information from multiple sources. | Nadya Vasilyeva, John D. Coley |