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期刊名:Quarterly journal of experimental psychology

缩写:Q J EXP PSYCHOL

ISSN:1747-0218

e-ISSN:1747-0226

IF/分区:1.8/Q3

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Top-down cognitive control seems to be sensitive to the detrimental effects of fatigue induced by time-on-task (ToT). The planning and preparation of the motor responses may be especially vulnerable to ToT. Yet, effects of ToT specific to t...
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Recent advances in software and hardware have allowed eye tracking to move away from static images to more ecologically relevant video streams. The analysis of eye tracking data for such dynamic stimuli, however, is not without challenges. ...
Hirokazu Doi,Kazuki Yamaguchi,Shoma Sugisaki Hirokazu Doi
Timbre is an integral dimension of musical sound quality, and people accumulate knowledge about timbre of sounds generated by various musical instruments throughout their life. Recent studies have proposed the possibility that musical sound...
Lijuan Wang,Zhanyu Yu,Zhi Ren et al. Lijuan Wang et al.
The enactment effect refers to a phenomenon in which the memory performance for action phrases is enhanced by performing the described action (e.g., sharpen a pencil) compared with simply reading the action phrase. This produced effect can ...
Beatriz Martín-Luengo,Andriy Myachykov,Yury Shtyrov Beatriz Martín-Luengo
Research on conversational pragmatics demonstrates how interlocutors tailor the information they share depending on the audience. Previous research showed that, in informal contexts, speakers often provide several alternative answers, where...
Matthew Berry,Steven Brown Matthew Berry
Actors make modifications to their face, voice, and body to match standard gestural conceptions of the fictional characters they are portraying during stage performances. However, the gestural manifestations of acting have not been quantifi...
Donald Laming Donald Laming
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Spatial suppression of a salient colour distractor is achievable via statistical learning. Distractor suppression attenuates unwanted capture, but at the same time target selection at the most likely distractor location is impaired. This re...
Adam T Biggs,Kyle A Pettijohn Adam T Biggs
Previous work has demonstrated a link between cognitive abilities, specifically inhibitory control and lethal force decision-making performance. However, many previously used approaches to simulating shoot/don't shoot scenarios have lacked ...
Andrew Wildman,Richard Ramsey Andrew Wildman
Research in social cognition has predominantly investigated perceptual and inferential processes separately; however, real-world social interactions usually involve integration between person inferences (e.g., generous, selfish) and the per...