Real-Time Strategy (RTS) games have shown to be very resilient to standard adversarial tree search techniques. Recently, a few approaches to tackle their complexity have emerged that use game state or move abstractions, or both. Unfortunately, the supporting experiments were either limited to simpler RTS environments (μRTS, SparCraft) or lack testing against state-of-the-art game playing agents...

Thirteen 4and 5-year-old children's understanding of the social roles of doctor and patient was examined by means of a brief clinical interview and puppet play. In the context of a puppet play, each of 12 children first pretended to be either a doctor or a patient in a clinical setting while the experimenter played the complementary role. The experimenter and child then switched social roles an...

We investigated children's moral behaviour in situations in which a third party was harmed (the test case for possession of agent-neutral moral norms). A 3-year-old and two puppets each created a picture or clay sculpture, after which one puppet left the room. In the Harm condition, the remaining (actor) puppet then destroyed the absent (recipient) puppet's picture or sculpture. In a Control co...

A new hazard test was created using high-fidelity computer animation containing ten hazards. Sixty learner drivers and sixty experienced sat either a hazard-perception version of this (requiring timed responses to materialized hazards) or hazard-prediction variant the (where screen is occluded as begins appear are asked 'What happens next?'). Recent studies have demonstrated that prediction for...