Steven Sloman is a cognitive scientist and professor of cognitive, linguistic, and psychological sciences at Brown University.
He specializes in reasoning, decision-making, and categorization.
Sloman has authored numerous academic papers and books on these topics.
His research focuses on how people think and make judgments, particularly in relation to causal reasoning and the illusion of explanatory depth.
Sloman is known for his work on dual-process theories of reasoning and has contributed significantly to the field of cognitive psychology.
He frequently collaborates with other researchers to explore the social and cultural aspects of human cognition.
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