EXPRESS: Action verbs in narrative comprehension: Salience and revision under different communicative goals [0.03%]
述叙理解中的行动动词：在不同交流目标下的显著性及修订
Teresa Limata,Thomas Ormerod,Ivy Gough et al.
Teresa Limata et al.
Research on embodied cognition has shown that sentences with action verbs engage motor processes more strongly than sentences with attentional verbs, leading to enhanced memory for single assertions. This study investigates the salience of ...
Do High-Frequency Neighbours Help or Hurt Short-Term Recall? Evidence From French, English, and Spanish [0.03%]
高频词邻居对短期回忆是帮助还是阻碍？来自法语、英语和西班牙语的证据
Jean Saint-Aubin,Mylène Miner,Dominic Guitard
Jean Saint-Aubin
Short-term recall is strongly influenced by lexical organisation, but it remains unclear whether co-activation of orthographic neighbours primarily facilitates recall or produces competition and interference. To address this issue, we exami...
EXPRESS: Collaborative decision-making trains face and voice identity matching [0.03%]
决策训练能将面部与声音匹配
Kay Ritchie,Nadine Lavan,Patricia Bestelmeyer
Kay Ritchie
Humans often struggle to accurately determine whether two different unfamiliar voice samples or face images belong to the same person. One method shown to boost face-matching performance is to have participants perform the task in pairs, wh...
EXPRESS: Blurring of visual Images facilitates the effect of semantically congruent sounds on visual memory performance [0.03%]
视觉图像的模糊会增强声音对视觉记忆表现的语义一致效果
Kaito Makishima,Kyuto Uno,Souta Hidaka
Kaito Makishima
Our perceptual/cognitive mechanisms effectively use multisensory information to recognize the external world. In the memory domain, visual memory performance is reported to be improved when target images are presented with semantically cong...
EXPRESS: Which word repetitions do readers fail to notice? Exploring effects of word length, word class, predictability, and frequency [0.03%]
哪些单词的重复读者会注意不到？探讨单词长度、词类、可预测性和出现频率的影响
Korrina Bentley,Adrian Staub
Korrina Bentley
Readers often fail to notice the presence of two adjacent instances of a short, high-frequency function word (e.g., Amanda jumped off the the swing and landed on her feet; Staub, Dodge, & Cohen, 2019). In the present study, six online exper...
EXPRESS: Why do location-based preference effects occur within decision making? Evidence from the magician's force [0.03%]
基于位置的偏好效应在决策中出现的原因是什么？来自魔术师的力量的证据
Gustav Kuhn,Rachael Bulford-Forbes,Liliana Schirru et al.
Gustav Kuhn et al.
Preference research has shown that humans have a bias towards items located in the middle of the visual field and a number of theories have been suggested to explain the phenomenon. The conjuring trick known as the placement force not only ...
EXPRESS: The Effect of Response-code on Stroop Interference and Facilitation [0.03%]
简报：回应代码对斯特鲁普干扰和促进作用的影响
Eldad Keha,Yoel Sheinenson,Avishai Henik et al.
Eldad Keha et al.
The present study examined how manual response-code mappings shape Stroop interference and facilitation in the manual Stroop task. Previous research has extensively compared manual and vocal responses, but less is known about whether differ...
EXPRESS: When illusion rivals reality. Investigating error detection and the role of working memory resources in the Vanishing Ball Illusion [0.03%]
消失之球的错觉：探究工作记忆资源在错觉与现实辨别中的作用
Goran Loiseaux,André Didierjean,Gustav Kuhn et al.
Goran Loiseaux et al.
In the vanishing ball illusion (VBI), a magician feigns throwing a ball, and spectators report seeing it rise into the air, even though it never leaves the performer's hand. Although many studies have investigated factors that can modulate ...
EXPRESS: Metaphors and the Body: Perceived Locations for the Self are Influenced by Conceptual Metaphor [0.03%]
聚焦表达•隐喻与身体：概念隐喻影响自我感知位置
Michael Robinson,Muhammad Asad,Lauren Hornbacher et al.
Michael Robinson et al.
The self is typically perceived to be located in its body, but perceived locations for the self, which generally favor head and heart regions, also vary. Although previous research has emphasized individual differences in self-location, rec...
EXPRESS: Age-related Differences in Recognition Memory for Discourse: The Case of Modified Words, Competitors, and Related Lures [0.03%]
基于语篇的陈述性记忆老化效应：修改词、竞争词和相关干扰项的作用
Jaden Zinn,Hossein Karimi
Jaden Zinn
Modified words (bear in injured and dangerous bear) have been shown to be retrieved more easily from memory compared to unmodified counterparts (bear) during real time sentence processing. However, there has been little research on whether ...