EXPRESS: Influences of Animacy and Association on Likeability of Moving Plant-like Artefacts [0.03%]
表达观点：.animate和.associate对类似植物的移动物品的喜爱度的影响
Fengsheng Cai
Fengsheng Cai
Many studies have shown that it is possible to recognise an artefact type and subsequently form an impression by observing only its shape. However, it is unclear whether the likeability of an artefact is due to its creatureliness, associati...
EXPRESS: Hard-to-Easy response inhibition reduces the perceived duration of fearful faces via associative learning [0.03%]
基于联想学习的抑制困难到简单反应减少恐惧面孔的时长感知
Shihao Chen,Xingzhuo Wang,Yunxuan Jia et al.
Shihao Chen et al.
Concurrent execution of response inhibition and timing tasks can lead to bidirectional interference. However, it remains unclear how response inhibition toward specific stimuli influences subsequent time perception. To investigate this, we ...
EXPRESS: Trial frequency outweighs trial duration in associative learning: Generality and boundary conditions [0.03%]
关于联结学习中实验频率和实验时长的权重关系及其适用范围
James E Witnauer,Sarah Chew,Jennifer Powell et al.
James E Witnauer et al.
Perceived contingency of a single cue and outcome is based on the relative exposure to four types of events: Cue-outcome pairings (A events), cue-alone presentations (B events), outcome-alone presentations (C events), and events in which ne...
Anthony Michael Burton
Anthony Michael Burton
Models of human face recognition rely on the notion of representation, but rarely describe this in detail. Here, I will argue that our conception of face representations is often 'essentialist' - assuming that there is some fixed set of val...
EXPRESS: Evidence for a latent bottleneck after extensive dual-task practice of a visual-manual and an auditory-verbal task [0.03%]
双任务练习后的潜在线索瓶颈的证据：视空间手动任务和听觉-言语任务的例子
Torsten Schubert,Roman Liepelt,Tilo Strobach
Torsten Schubert
Practicing two simultaneous tasks in an extensive manner reduces the performance impairments (i.e., dual-task costs) that occur in dual-task compared to single-task situations. The present study provides empirical tests of the latent bottle...
EXPRESS: The joint attention grouping effect: Perceptual binding of observed social interactions [0.03%]
目光接触的分组效应：观察到的社会互动的感觉结合
Katrina L McDonough,S Gareth Edwards,Louise Ewing et al.
Katrina L McDonough et al.
The visual system may perceptually process conspecifics more efficiently when they are interacting, versus not, to support social cognitive functions such as group detection. In three experiments, young adult university students were briefl...
EXPRESS: The Dual Impact of Believing and Spreading Conspiracy Theories: Independent and Interactive Effects on Social Perceptions and Orientations [0.03%]
特写：相信和传播阴谋论的双重影响：社会印象和倾向的独立和交互作用
Aleksander Bjørge Gundersen,Mikey Biddlestone,Jonas R Kunst
Aleksander Bjørge Gundersen
Prior research suggests that people who believe in and spread conspiracy theories are often viewed negatively, yet investigations systematically disentangling both factors are scarce. The present research addressed this gap through two pre-...
Tom Kelly,Michael Hattersley,Elliot A Ludvig
Tom Kelly
Conspiracy beliefs are widespread and can lead to deleterious societal outcomes, yet little research has examined how they are learned. In associative learning, blocking occurs when people learn less about a novel cue in the presence of ano...
EXPRESS: Ghost Sensations Across the Body: Trait and State Differences in Spontaneous Somatic Experience [0.03%]
鬼魂触觉的身体映射：自发性躯体体验的特质与状态差异
Myrto Efstathiou,Louise S Delicato,Anna Sedda
Myrto Efstathiou
When we pause and relax, strange sensations might arise; a tingling in the hand, an itch on the foot, often without any clear cause. These "ghost" bodily experiences, known as spontaneous sensations (SPS), offer a unique window into how we ...
EXPRESS: State-dependent TMS of the Right Lateral Occipital Complex Does not Disrupt Object Detection and Categorization [0.03%]
经颅磁刺激背侧通路不会干扰物体检测和分类
Chenglin Li,Charlotta Marina Eick,Gyula Kovács
Chenglin Li
Object detection and categorization are essential to object recognition. Previous studies suggested that the lateral occipital complex (LOC) plays a key role in various steps of object representation. However, it remains unclear whether the...