Terry Regier

Best Publications

• Whorf hypothesis is supported in the right visual field but not the left

  Aubrey L. Gilbert;Terry Regier;Paul Kay;Richard B. Ivry

  633
  Citations

• Language, thought, and color: Whorf was half right

  Terry Regier;Paul Kay

  549
  Citations

• Color naming reflects optimal partitions of color space

  Terry Regier;Paul Kay;Naveen Khetarpal

  510
  Citations

• Resolving the question of color naming universals

  Paul Kay;Terry Regier

  457
  Citations

• Focal colors are universal after all

  Terry Regier;Paul Kay;Richard S. Cook

  417
  Citations

• Grounding spatial language in perception: an empirical and computational investigation.

  Terry Regier;Laura A. Carlson

  395
  Citations

• Kinship Categories Across Languages Reflect General Communicative Principles

  Charles Kemp;Terry Regier

  375
  Citations

• The Learnability of Abstract Syntactic Principles.

  Amy Perfors;Joshua B. Tenenbaum;Terry Regier

  367
  Citations

• Categorical perception of color is lateralized to the right hemisphere in infants, but to the left hemisphere in adults

  A. Franklin;G. V. Drivonikou;L. Bevis;I. R. L. Davies

  320
  Citations

• The emergence of words: attentional learning in form and meaning.

  Terry Regier

  271
  Citations

• Further Evidence That Whorfian Effects Are Stronger in the Right Visual Field Than the Left

  G. V. Drivonikou;P. Kay;T. Regier;R. B. Ivry

  270
  Citations

• How Do We Tell an Association From a Rule? Comment on Sloman (1996)

  Gerd Gigerenzer;Terry Regier

  249
  Citations

• Efficient compression in color naming and its evolution

  Noga Zaslavsky;Charles Kemp;Terry Regier;Naftali Tishby

  230
  Citations

• Language, thought and color: recent developments

  Paul Kay;Terry Regier

  218
  Citations

• Word Meanings across Languages Support Efficient Communication

  Terry Regier;Charles Kemp;Paul Kay

  210
  Citations

• Semantic Typology and Efficient Communication

  Charles Kemp;Yang Xu;Terry Regier

  186
  Citations

• Attention to Endpoints: A Cross‐Linguistic Constraint on Spatial Meaning

  Terry Regier;Mingyu Zheng

  184
  Citations

• Lateralization of categorical perception of color changes with color term acquisition

  A. Franklin;G. V. Drivonikou;A. Clifford;P. Kay

  184
  Citations

• Learning the unlearnable: the role of missing evidence

  Terry Regier;Susanne Gahl

  145
  Citations

• Support for lateralization of the Whorf effect beyond the realm of color discrimination

  Aubrey L. Gilbert;Terry Regier;Paul Kay;Paul Kay;Paul Kay;Richard B. Ivry

  137
  Citations