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Hasson U, Nastase S, Goldstein A (2020). Direct fit to nature: an evolutionary perspective on biological and artificial neural networks. Neuron.

Hasson U, Nastase S, Goldstein A (2019). Robust-fit to nature: An evolutionary perspective on biological (and artificial) neural networks. BioRxiv.

Korb S, Osimo S, Suran T, Goldstein A, Rumiati R (2017). Face proprioception does not modulate access to visual awareness of emotional faces in a continuous flash suppression paradigm. Consciousness and cognition.

Kron A, Goldstein A, Lee D, Gardhouse K, Anderson A (2013). How are you feeling? Revisiting the quantification of emotional qualia. Psychological science.

Kron A, Pilkiw M, Banaei J, Goldstein A, Anderson A (2015). Are valence and arousal separable in emotional experience?. Emotion.

Kron A, Pilkiw M, Goldstein A, Lee D, Gardhouse K, Anderson A (2014). Spending one's time: The hedonic principle in ad libitum viewing of pictures.. Emotion.

Kumar M, Goldstein A, Michelmann S, Zacks J, Hasson U, Norman K (2023). Bayesian surprise predicts human event segmentation in story listening. Cognitive science.

Kumar M, Goldstein A, Michelmann S, Zacks J, Norman K, Hasson U (2022). Event Segmentation In Story Listening Using Deep Language Models. Proceedings of the Annual Meeting of the Cognitive Science Society.

Kumar S, Sumers T, Yamakoshi T, Goldstein A, Hasson U, Norman K, Griffiths T, Hawkins R, Nastase S (2022). Reconstructing the cascade of language processing in the brain using the internal computations of a transformer-based language model. BioRxiv.

Kumar S, Sumers T, Yamakoshi T, Goldstein A, Hasson U, Norman K, Griffiths T, Hawkins R, Nastase S (2022). Shared functional specialization in transformer-based language models and the human brain. nan.

Lior G, Shalev Y, Stanovsky G, Goldstein A (2024). Computation or Weight Adaptation? Rethinking the Role of Plasticity in Learning. bioRxiv.