Do facially disfiguring features influence attention and perception of faces? Evidence from an antisaccade task [0.03%]
面容畸形特征会影响面部注意和感知吗？一项前向扫视任务的证据
Luc Boutsen,Nathan A Pearson,Martin Jüttner
Luc Boutsen
Facial disfigurements can influence how observers attend to and interact with the person, leading to disease-avoidance behaviour and emotions (disgust, threat, fear for contagion). However, it is unclear whether this behaviour is reflected ...
Practice and transfer with mappings of spoon tip and handle to keypress responses [0.03%]
用按键反应映射勺子的柄端和柄进行练习和迁移
Yaqi Xu,Aiping Xiong,Robert W Proctor
Yaqi Xu
When orientation of a horizontal spoon image varies to the left or right, instructions can map left and right keypresses to the tip or handle location. We conducted Experiment 1 to determine whether practice with an incompatible mapping of ...
Differential impacts of natural L2 immersion and intensive classroom L2 training on cognitive control [0.03%]
自然二语沉浸与高强度课堂二语训练对认知控制的差异化影响
Zhilong Xie,Katarina Antolovic
Zhilong Xie
The relationship between bilingualism and cognitive control has been controversial. We believe that the discrepant findings are likely driven by the complexities of the bilingual experience, which is consistent with the Adaptive Control Hyp...
To organise or not to organise? Understanding search strategy preferences using Lego building blocks [0.03%]
组织还是不组织？利用乐高积木理解搜索策略偏好
Mona Jh Zhu,Evan F Risko
Mona Jh Zhu
Humans routinely organise or reconfigure the environment as part of their everyday activities, such as placing a set of keys in a designated location to reduce the need to remember its location. This type of spatial organisation is widely t...
Manual training of mental rotation performance: Visual representation of rotating figures is the main driver for improvements [0.03%]
手动训练心理旋转表现：旋转图形的视觉表征是改进的主要驱动力
Leonardo Jost,Petra Jansen
Leonardo Jost
Studies have demonstrated that manual and mental rotation show common processes. Training studies have shown that a manual and concurrent visual rotation improves mental rotation performance. In this study, we separated the visual rotation ...
Randomized Controlled Trial
Quarterly journal of experimental psychology (2006). 2022 Apr;75(4):695-711. DOI:10.1177/17470218211039494 2022
Working memory training does not improve executive functioning or fluid intelligence [0.03%]
工作记忆训练无法改善执行功能或流动智力
Jose A Rodas,Ciara M Greene
Jose A Rodas
Several studies have reported that cognitive training can lead to improvements of complex mental skills such as intelligence. However, attempts to replicate these findings have not been very successful with many studies reporting lack of tr...
Is the attentional SNARC effect truly attentional? Using temporal order judgements to differentiate attention from response [0.03%]
注意的SNARC效应真的是注意的问题吗？使用时间顺序判断来区分注意和反应
Diana B Galarraga,Jay Pratt,Brett A Cochrane
Diana B Galarraga
The spatial-numerical association of response codes (SNARC) effect reflects the phenomenon that low digits are responded to faster with the left hand and high digits with the right. Recently, a particular variant of the SNARC effect known a...
The association of basic numerical abilities and math achievement: The mediating role of visuospatial and arithmetical abilities [0.03%]
基本数值能力与数学成就之间的关系：视觉空间和算术能力的中介作用
Franziska Rebholz,Jessika Golle,Korbinian Moeller
Franziska Rebholz
Basic numerical abilities such as number line estimation have been observed repeatedly to be associated with mathematical achievement. Recently, it was argued that the association between basic numerical abilities and mathematical achieveme...
The effect of low-frequency equalisation on preference and sensorimotor synchronisation in music [0.03%]
低频均衡对音乐偏爱和感觉运动同步的影响
Scott Beveridge,Estefanía Cano,Steffen A Herff
Scott Beveridge
Equalisation, a signal processing technique commonly used to shape the sound of music, is defined as the adjustment of the energy in specific frequency components of a signal. In this work, we investigate the effects of equalisation on pref...
Bethany Garvin,Saloni Krishnan
Bethany Garvin
People are willing to spend time and money to receive information and content they are curious about, such as answers to trivia questions, suggesting they find information rewarding. In neurotypical adults, states of high curiosity satisfac...