Ferenc Kemény,Karin Landerl
Ferenc Kemény
While reading is among the most important and well-researched topics of developmental psychology, sublexical regularities and how these regularities relate to reading skills have attracted less interest so far. This study tested general ort...
Christopher Hilton,Jan Wiener,Andrew Johnson
Christopher Hilton
The present study demonstrates similarities between route learning and classical tests of serial order memory. Here, we investigated serial memory for landmarks in a route learning task, in younger and older adults. We analysed data from a ...
Resilient allocentric reorientation following transfer from the inside to the outside of an arena [0.03%]
从竞技场内部转移到外部后仍具有恢复性的以环境为中心的重新定向能力
Luke J Holden,Emma J Whitt,Mark Haselgrove
Luke J Holden
In two virtual spatial-navigation experiments, participants were trained to find a hidden goal that was located adjacent to one of the right-angled corners of a cross-shaped virtual environment. The location of the goal was defined solely w...
Prior information use and response caution in perceptual decision-making: No evidence for a relationship with autistic-like traits [0.03%]
感知决策中的先验信息利用和反应慎重：与自闭症样特征无关的证据缺失
Chris Retzler,Udo Boehm,Jing Cai et al.
Chris Retzler et al.
Interpreting the world around us requires integrating incoming sensory signals with prior information. Autistic individuals have been proposed to rely less on prior information and make more cautious responses than non-autistic individuals....
Amplified inversion effects for moving biological stimuli remain largest for faces and bodies [0.03%]
放大反转效果在移动的生物刺激物上仍然主要针对人脸和身体
Daniel W Piepers,Catherine J Stevens,Darren Burke et al.
Daniel W Piepers et al.
Turning an object upside-down disrupts our ability to perceive it accurately, and this inversion effect is disproportionately larger for faces and whole bodies than most other objects. This disproportionate inversion effect is taken as an i...
David Torrents-Rodas,Stephan Koenig,Metin Uengoer et al.
David Torrents-Rodas et al.
We sought to provide evidence for a combined effect of two attentional mechanisms during associative learning. Participants' eye movements were recorded as they predicted the outcomes following different pairs of cues. Across the trials of ...
Xinran Feng,A Mike Burton
Xinran Feng
Matching unfamiliar faces is a well-studied task, apparently capturing important everyday decisions such as ID checks. In typical laboratory studies, participants make same/different judgements to pairs of faces, presented in isolation and ...
The effects of experimentally induced emotions on revising common vaccine misconceptions [0.03%]
实验性情绪诱导对修正常见疫苗误解的影响
Greg Trevors,Catherine Bohn-Gettler,Panayiota Kendeou
Greg Trevors
Knowledge revision is the process of updating incorrect prior knowledge in light of new, correct information. Although theoretical and empirical knowledge has advanced regarding the cognitive processes involved in revision, less is known ab...
Improving reading rate prediction with word length information: Evidence from Dutch [0.03%]
词长信息对阅读速度预测的改进作用：来自荷兰语的证据
Marc Brysbaert,Longjiao Sui,Wouter Duyck et al.
Marc Brysbaert et al.
Previous research in English has suggested that reading rate predictions can be improved considerably by taking average word length into account. In this study, we investigated whether the same regularity holds for Dutch. The Dutch language...
Ordinality: The importance of its trial list composition and examining its relation with adults' arithmetic and mathematical reasoning [0.03%]
序数性：考察其试验名单构成的重要性并检查它与成人算术和数学推理的关系
Helene Vos,Wim Gevers,Bert Reynvoet et al.
Helene Vos et al.
Understanding whether a sequence is presented in an order or not (i.e., ordinality) is a robust predictor of adults' arithmetic performance, but the mechanisms underlying this skill and its relationship with mathematics remain unclear. In t...