Keith E. Stanovich

University of Toronto — Canada

Psychology · Social Sciences

105h-index55.5kcitations400works2.62yr avg
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Research Topics

Reading and Literacy Development(126), Decision-Making and Behavioral Economics(65), Cognitive and developmental aspects of mathematical skills(53), Education and Critical Thinking Development(29), Child and Animal Learning Development(28)

Publications400 total

Actively open-minded thinking and liberal ideology: associations and dissociations
Thinking & Reasoning·2025· 1 cited
Reconceptualizing the Rationality of Conspiratorial Thinking
2025· 2 cited
The Puzzle of Myside Bias and Actively Open-Minded Thinking in the Conceptualization of Critical Thinking
2025· 1 cited
Conspiracy beliefs in the context of a comprehensive rationality assessment
Thinking & Reasoning·2024· 5 cited
Toward a Psychology of Ideas Rather Than Demographics: Commentary on Hommel (2024)
Perspectives on Psychological Science·2024· 2 citedOpen Access
Measuring Rational Thinking in Adolescents: The Assessment of Rational Thinking for Youth (ART‐Y)
Journal of Behavioral Decision Making·2024· 5 citedOpen Access
Word Recognition Skill and Reading Ability
2024· 2 cited
Myside Bias in Individuals and Institutions
2023· 4 cited
Actively Open-Minded Thinking and Its Measurement
Journal of Intelligence·2023· 58 citedOpen Access
A good architecture for fast and slow thinking, but exclusivity is exclusively in the past
Behavioral and Brain Sciences·2023· 4 cited
The Elusive Search for Individual Differences in Myside Thinking
Cambridge University Press eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Rationality and Intelligence
The MIT Press eBooks·2021· 2 cited
The Bias That Divides Us: The Science and Politics of Myside Thinking
2021· 26 cited
The Bias That Divides Us
The MIT Press eBooks·2021· 118 citedOpen Access
The irrational attempt to impute irrationality to one’s political opponents
2021· 6 cited
Are Discrepancy-Based Definitions of Dyslexia Empirically Defensible?
Garland Science eBooks·2020· 9 cited
Why humans are cognitive misers and what it means for the Great Rationality Debate
2020· 8 cited
Chapter 2. A Brain at War with Itself
2019
Chapter 6. Dysrationalia: Why So Many Smart People Do So Many Dumb Things
2019
Chapter 4. The Biases of the Autonomous Brain: Characteristics of the Short-Leash Mind that Sometimes Cause Us Grief
2019
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Frequent Co-authors

Richard F. West(19), Anne E. Cunningham(11), Maggie E. Toplak(7), Janet E. Davidson(7), Linda S. Siegel(2), Kathryn Perry(2), Jonathan St. B. T. Evans(1), Barbara B Cramer(1), Dorothy J. Feeman(1), Jean E. Pretz(1), K. Anders Ericsson(1), Dorit Wenke(1), Todd Lubart(1), David Z. Hambrick(1), Shannon Whitten(1), Barry J. Zimmerman(1), Norbert Schwarz(1), Miriam Bassok(1), Kenneth Kotovsky(1), Paula J. Stanovich(1)