François Osiurak,Giovanni Federico
François Osiurak
Thanks to our remarkable ability to transmit technical content, our technologies have become more sophisticated. Intuitively, one might assume that this evolution has imposed greater demands on the technical brain. However, recent neuroscie...
Bringing the Reading Sciences Into the Classroom: Insights for Phonics Instruction [0.03%]
阅读科学在课堂上的应用：对字母拼读教学的启示
Tobias Ungerer,Kathleen Rastle,Blair C Armstrong
Tobias Ungerer
Teaching phonics-that is, systematic mappings between letters and sounds-plays a foundational role in how children learn to read in alphabetical writing systems. Although the reading sciences yield important insights into the factors underl...
Pavo Orepic,Ana P Pinheiro
Pavo Orepic
The self-voice plays a fundamental role in communication and identity yet remains a relatively neglected topic in psychological science. As AI-generated and digitally manipulated voices become more common, understanding how individuals perc...
Valeria A Pfeifer,Matthias R Mehl
Valeria A Pfeifer
Putting Emotional Memories in Context: The Constructionist Model of Emotional Memory [0.03%]
兼顾情境的情绪记忆：情绪记忆的建构主义模型理论
John T West,Neil W Mulligan,Kristen A Lindquist
John T West
Cognitive psychologists have long been interested in the intersection of emotion and memory, given that the emotions associated with a stimulus affect its memorability. Theoretical perspectives within cognitive science have guided research ...
Hiking the Hypothetical Trail in Two Directions: How Reversing the Direction of Comparisons Can Advance Psychology [0.03%]
在假设之路上双向徒步：如何改变比较的方向来推进心理学研究
Vera Hoorens,Clément Belletier,Sara D Hodges
Vera Hoorens
Comparisons in psychological research are often directional, with one entity (a group, situation, condition, or measurement) that is the "target" of the comparison being compared to a baseline or reference point (the "referent"). A particul...
William J Bingley,Peter Worthy,Janet Wiles et al.
William J Bingley et al.
People increasingly live their lives online, which means that their identities are increasingly constituted by and displayed through their activities on digital platforms. Existing theorizing about the psychology of digital identity has emp...
Reframing the Performance and Ethics of Empathic AI: Wisdom of the Crowd and Placebos [0.03%]
共情人工智能的性能与伦理重构：众智和安慰剂效应
Mark A Thornton
Mark A Thornton
Recently, claims have emerged that artificial intelligence (AI) is better at providing empathy than humans. These claims are based on experiments in which large language models were prompted to generate empathic responses to short emotional...
Astrid Kause,Helen Fischer,Zia Mian et al.
Astrid Kause et al.
Nuclear weapon threats are increasing and may be comparable to levels not seen since the worst periods of the Cold War. There could be value in psychologists documenting and explaining people's responses to nuclear weapons. More than 3 deca...
Oliver Singleton,Aikaterini Fotopoulou
Oliver Singleton
The sense of presence is typically defined as the feeling of "being there" in a virtual environment, whereas the sense of reality is defined as the ability to discriminate between real and unreal phenomena. We challenge this rigid dichotomy...