EXPRESS: The Sound of Fear: How Horror Soundtracks Shape Threat Perception of Emotional Faces [0.03%]
恐怖原声音乐通过改变面部表情的感知来操控人们的恐惧情绪
Li Fun Lua,Xuan Nee Kong,Jasmine K W Lee et al.
Li Fun Lua et al.
Music strongly shapes emotional perception, yet its influence on social threat evaluation remains underexplored. This study examined whether scary music biases threat perception of emotional faces using subjective ratings and pupillometry. ...
EXPRESS: Distortions from Unbiased Noise in Sequential Review: Why the REF Needs a Noise Audit [0.03%]
表达式：无偏噪声引起的顺序评审偏差：为什么REF需要噪声审计
Robert Ward
Robert Ward
Expert judgement is inherently noisy, but the consequences of this variability are often underestimated. Here I examine the UK Research Excellence Framework (REF) as a case study illustrating how judgment noise can interact with structural ...
EXPRESS: Implicit global-local learning in young people with and without autism [0.03%]
自闭症患者的隐式全局-局部学习缺陷：一项针对自闭症和非自闭症儿童的双眼竞争研究
Adamantia Ziva,Eleni Ziori,Emmanuel Pothos
Adamantia Ziva
Implicit (unconscious) learning ostensibly affects cognitive and social skills in both typical and atypical populations, such as those on the autism spectrum. Research into implicit learning in autism has yielded conflicting results, unders...
EXPRESS: Self-reported interoceptive accuracy and attention do not interact to predict depression and anxiety symptoms: A conceptual replication across two independent samples [0.03%]
对两项独立样本的报告内感受准确性与注意交互预测焦虑和抑郁症状的验证性重复研究
Paige Gray,Bailey Hedgemon,Ann Carlton Keller et al.
Paige Gray et al.
Dysfunctional interoception is increasingly being recognized as a risk factor for depression and anxiety. However, results remain mixed. Emerging research suggests that particular interoceptive phenotypes may be differentially pathogenic. T...
EXPRESS: Faster Speech Slows Predictive Processing: Evidence from Mandarin [0.03%]
基于普通话的实证研究：较快的言语使预测加工变慢了吗？
Huanhuan Yin,Patrick Sturt,Martin Pickering
Huanhuan Yin
During language comprehension, people often predict what they are likely to encounter, but such predictions are affected by processing difficulty. In this study, we explored how speech rate influences listeners' prediction speed using three...
EXPRESS: Variations in the Accuracy of Old-New Judgements Following Compound Learned-Predictiveness Training [0.03%]
简讯：复合学习预测性训练后旧新判断准确率的变化
Sandra Lagator,Clara Muñiz-Diez,Tom Beesley et al.
Sandra Lagator et al.
Connectionist theories of psychology propose that the accuracy of stimulus representations is a function of the extent to which its elements become interconnected, or associated, as a consequence of experience. To explore this idea, across ...
EXPRESS: Object features hierarchically guide eye-movement and short-term memory for naturalistic scenes with preserved spatial layout across the lifespan [0.03%]
基于自然场景的层次化物体特征引导凝视轨迹和工作记忆容量不受年龄限制
Elena Allegretti,Moreno Coco
Elena Allegretti
Visual working memory (VWM) operates within structured environments, yet it remains debated whether representations are guided primarily by the global scene configuration (gist) or the intrinsic features of objects. This question extends to...
EXPRESS: The emotionally enhanced memory effect and the emotional carryover effect are almost impervious to social collaboration [0.03%]
表情增强记忆效应和情感延续效应几乎不受社交合作的影响
Aiqing Nie,Can Deng,Haotian Yin et al.
Aiqing Nie et al.
Research has consistently shown that emotional stimuli are more memorable than neutral ones-a phenomenon known as the emotionally enhanced memory (EEM) effect. This memory benefit, however, is thought to come at the cost of reduced memory f...
EXPRESS: When no one is watching: No effects of brief social media model exposure on young women's appearance enhancing behaviors [0.03%]
无人关注时的情况：简短的社交媒体模特曝光不会影响年轻女性的外表提升行为
Marta Kowal,Jakub Jędrusiak,Jakub Krasucki et al.
Marta Kowal et al.
The adverse effects of social media have been widely studied, but most research focused on internalization of beauty standards, body attitudes, and self-enhancement intentions rather than observable behavioral responses. In this pre-registe...
EXPRESS: Saccade Target Selection in Chinese Reading: The Roles of Contextual Constraint and Preview Validity [0.03%]
眼动目标选择在中国人阅读中的作用：上下文限制和提前量的作用
Weiqiong Jin,Nan Li,Yang Liu et al.
Weiqiong Jin et al.
How readers use multiple sources of information to determine where to move their eyes during reading is a central question in eye movement control. In Chinese reading, both preview and contextual information have been shown to modulate sacc...