Two variations and one similarity in memory functions deployed by mice and humans to support foraging [0.03%]
两种差异和一种相似性：支撑觅食的鼠类和人类的记忆功能部署方式不同
Spencer Talbot,Todor Gerdjikov,Carlo De Lillo
Spencer Talbot
Assessing variations in cognitive function between humans and animals is vital for understanding the idiosyncrasies of human cognition and for refining animal models of human brain function and disease. We determined memory functions deploy...
Competition between perceptual grouping cues in an indirect objective task [0.03%]
间接客观任务中的感知组合线索的竞争
Cristina Villalba-García,Mikel Jimenez,Dolores Luna et al.
Cristina Villalba-García et al.
The integration between Gestalt grouping cues has been a relatively unexplored issue in vision science. The present work introduces an objective indirect method based on the repetition discrimination task to determine the rules that govern ...
Self-referential false associations: A self-enhanced constructive effect for verbal but not pictorial stimuli [0.03%]
自我增强的建构效应只针对言语而非图像材料：一种自参照虚假联合效应
Jianqin Wang,Henry Otgaar,Mark L Howe et al.
Jianqin Wang et al.
Memory is considered to be a flexible and reconstructive system. However, there is little experimental evidence demonstrating how associations are falsely constructed in memory, and even less is known about the role of the self in memory co...
The influence of perceived vocal traits on trusting behaviours in an economic game [0.03%]
感知声音特征对经济游戏中信任行为的影响
Sarah Knight,Nadine Lavan,Ilaria Torre et al.
Sarah Knight et al.
When presented with voices, we make rapid, automatic judgements of social traits such as trustworthiness-and such judgements are highly consistent across listeners. However, it remains unclear whether voice-based first impressions actually ...
Within-person variability can improve the identification of unfamiliar faces across changes in viewpoint [0.03%]
个体内部变化可以改善跨视角的陌生面孔识别能力
Niamh Hunnisett,Simone Favelle
Niamh Hunnisett
Unfamiliar face identification is concerningly error prone, especially across changes in viewing conditions. Within-person variability has been shown to improve matching performance for unfamiliar faces, but this has only been demonstrated ...
Remembering the bad ones: Does the source memory advantage for cheaters influence our later actions positively? [0.03%]
记住骗子：对欺骗者的源记忆优势是否会对我们的后续行为产生正面影响？
Meike Kroneisen,Franziska M Bott,Maren Mayer
Meike Kroneisen
Previous research has demonstrated that people remember information that is (emotionally) incongruent to their expectations, but it has left open the question if this memory enhancement has also an influence on our later actions. We investi...
Helping the waiter to hold his tray: Rigid haptic linkage promotes inter-personal motor coordination [0.03%]
助服务员托盘：刚性触觉连接促进人际运动协调
Dardo N Ferreiro,Chris D Frith,Bahador Bahrami
Dardo N Ferreiro
When a glass is lifted from a tray, there is a challenge for the waiter. He must quickly compensate for the reduction in the weight of the tray to keep it balanced. This compensation is easily achieved if the waiter lifts the glass himself....
Quentin Marre,Nathalie Huet,Elodie Labeye
Quentin Marre
According to embodied cognition theory, cognitive processes are grounded in sensory, motor, and emotional systems. This theory supports the idea that language comprehension and access to memory are based on sensorimotor mental simulations, ...
Ester Navarro,Andrew Ra Conway
Ester Navarro
Theory of mind (ToM) is an essential ability for social competence and communication, and it is necessary for understanding behaviours that differ from our own. Research on bilingual children has reported that 3- and 4-year-old bilinguals o...
Spatial-numerical associations from a novel paradigm support the mental number line account [0.03%]
一种新型联觉现象支持“心理数量表征线”的假说
Lauren S Aulet,Sami R Yousif,Stella F Lourenco
Lauren S Aulet
Multiple tasks have been used to demonstrate the relation between numbers and space. The classic interpretation of these directional spatial-numerical associations (d-SNAs) is that they are the product of a mental number line (MNL), in whic...