Publications

Kianté Fernandez, Laura A. Berner, Blair R. K. Shevlin (2026). The threat of synthetic respondents extends to clinical mental health screening. Manuscript under review.

Grace Zhang, Robert Walatka, Stephanie Chen, Oleg Urminsky, Kianté Fernandez, Andrea Low, Jon Bogard, Craig Fox (2026). Estimating the threat of AI-agent responding across online survey platforms. Manuscript under review.

Blair R. K. Shevlin*, Kianté Fernandez*, Roger Ratcliff, Ian Krajbich (2026). A little goes a long way: Fitting one-shot decisions with cognitive models. Manuscript in preparation.

Kianté Fernandez, Dominique Makowski, Christopher Fisher (2025). SequentialSamplingModels.jl: Simulating and Evaluating Cognitive Models of Response Times in Julia. Proceedings of the JuliaCon Conferences, 7(78), 186.

Kianté Fernandez, Uma R. Karmarkar, Ian Krajbich (2025). Preference centrality, but not set similarity, predicts choices between sets. Manuscript under review.

Kianté Fernandez, Jaime Castrellon (2025). More Efficient Evaluation, Not a Simple Bias, Underlies Trust in Friends Across the Adult Life Span. Manuscript under review.

Brian Kim, Kianté Fernandez, John D. Medaglia (2025). Linking Traits and Behavior Through Computational Modeling of Neuroethical Decisions. Manuscript under review.

Kianté Fernandez, Brian A. Erickson, Joseph W. Kable, Roy H. Hamilton, John D. Medaglia (2025). Evaluating Risk and Benefit Sensitivity for Cognitive Treatments. Journal of Cognitive Enhancement.

Ian Krajbich, Kianté Fernandez, Xiaozhi Yang (2025). Decomposing Economic Choices with Drift-Diffusion Models. In Neuroeconomics. Springer Nature Switzerland AG.

Kianté Fernandez, Alexander Fengler, Anne E. Urai (2025). Choice history biases evidence accumulation: a cross-species comparison from humans to mice. Manuscript in preparation.

Kianté Fernandez, Yizhou Lyu (2025). Attentional Mechanisms for Learning Feature Combinations. Journal of Neuroscience.

Michael D. Nunez, Kianté Fernandez, Ramesh Srinivasan, Joachim Vandekerckhove (2024). A Tutorial on Fitting Joint Models of M/EEG and Behavior to Understand Cognition. Behavior Research Methods.

John D. Medaglia, Kianté Fernandez (2022). The 'Crisis' Crisis in Psychology. Behavioral and Brain Sciences, 45.

Kianté Fernandez, Roy Hamilton, Laura Cabrera, John D. Medaglia (2022). Context-Dependent Risk and Benefit Sensitivity Mediate Judgments About Cognitive Enhancement. AJOB Neuroscience, 13(1), 73–77.