Henry Markovits is affiliated with the University of Quebec at Montreal in Canada. Their research focuses predominantly on psychology, with an emphasis on decision sciences and cognitive processes. Their work spans a range of subfields including general decision sciences, artificial intelligence, cognitive neuroscience, developmental and educational psychology, and experimental and cognitive psychology.
Their research topics broadly cover decision-making and behavioral economics, cognitive science and mapping, child and animal learning development, psychology of moral and emotional judgment, neural and behavioral psychology studies, experimental behavioral economics studies, and evolutionary psychology and human behavior.
Recent papers authored or coauthored by Henry Markovits include:
Frequent collaborators with Markovits include Joyce F. Benenson, Gaëtan Béghin, Valerie A. Thompson, Janie Brisson, and Émilie Gagnon-St-Pierre.
Their research outputs have been frequently published in journals such as
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Henry Markovits;Pierre Barrouillet
Henry Markovits;Guilaine Nantel
Geneviève Janveau-Brennan;Henry Markovits
Henry Markovits;Robert Vachon
Joyce Frances Benenson;Henry Markovits;Brittney Hultgren;Tuyet Nguyen
Henry Markovits;Marie-Léda Fleury;Stéphane Quinn;Michèle Venet
Joyce Frances Benenson;Joyce Frances Benenson;Henry Markovits;Caitlin Fitzgerald;Diana Geoffroy
Stéphane Quinn;Henry Markovits
Henry Markovits;Robert Vachon
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Joyce F. Benenson;Henry Markovits
Henry Markovits;Joyce Benenson;Eva Dolenszky
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Thérêse Bouffard;Henry Markovits;Carole Vezeau;Martine Boisvert
Henry Markovits;Celine Doyon;Michael Simoneau
Michael Simoneau;Henry Markovits
Henry Markovits;Michele Venet;Geneviève Janveau‐Brennan;Nicole Malfait
Henry Markovits;Stéphane Quinn
Michele Venet;Henry Markovits
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