Mock-juror decision making for a police use of force case: The influence of the number of officers, defendant gender, and victim gender [0.03%]
关于警察使用武力案件的模拟陪审员决策：执法人员数量、被告人性别和受害人性别所产生的影响
Alexa Hildenbrand,Joanna Pozzulo
Alexa Hildenbrand
Across two studies, the influence of the number of officers, defendant gender, and victim gender on mock-juror decision making for a use of force case was examined. In addition, the influence of participant attitudes toward the police and g...
Shivang Shelat,Jonathan W Schooler
Shivang Shelat
An abundance of evidence suggests that mind-wandering, or task-unrelated thought, poses significant detriments to performance. In 2013, however, Mooneyham and Schooler (2013) broadened mind-wandering's impact by reviewing emerging literatur...
Can computational sentiment analysis classify autobiographical memories? Comparing VADER and TextBlob [0.03%]
计算性情感分析能否对自传体记忆进行分类？VADER和TextBlob的比较
Khalil Husein,Lakshay Goel,Eric Anderson et al.
Khalil Husein et al.
Written narratives can provide insight into the mental and affective state of a person. However, current methods of analysis require extensive manual human coding, limiting the sample size that can feasibly be analyzed. Computational approa...
Development of enumeration processes for kindergarten children: Evidence from eye-tracking data [0.03%]
基于眼动数据的幼儿计数能力发展阶段研究
Valérie Frède,Pierre-Vincent Paubel,Pom Charras
Valérie Frède
Several parameters can influence children's enumeration processes, including the numerosity and configuration of the elements. Few studies have examined young children's enumeration from a developmental perspective, especially using eye-tra...
Differential sensitivity to outcome valence reveals two classes of shift behaviour related to exploitation and exploration [0.03%]
不同的结果敏感度揭示了两类与开发和探索相关的切换行为
Eunchan Na,Benjamin J Dyson
Eunchan Na
The number of available response options is a central design feature in any experimental psychology paradigm, with binary response paradigms restricting the range of behavioural responses into staying or shifting. Participants (n = 72) play...
Effects of valence and list composition on memory predictions, performance, and beliefs [0.03%]
正负效价对记忆预测、表现及信念的影响研究
Molly B MacMillan,Landon A Churchill,Kathleen L Hourihan
Molly B MacMillan
It is generally well known that emotion can benefit memory; however, much less is known about how emotion influences metamemory. The present study examined how list composition and emotion influence individuals' metamnemonic judgements and ...
Differential response to cognitive stimulation in moderate versus moderately severe Alzheimer's disease [0.03%]
中度与中重度阿尔茨海默病患者对认知刺激的不同反应
Susana I Justo-Henriques,Rosa C Gomes Silva,Janessa O Carvalho et al.
Susana I Justo-Henriques et al.
Alzheimer's disease (AD) is characterized by impairments across several neurocognitive domains, particularly memory and executive function. The study explored the effectiveness of an individual cognitive stimulation (iCS) program on cogniti...
Emoji smiles do not convey sincerity like human smiles: Insights from the emotion as social information model [0.03%]
表情符号微笑不如人类微笑能传达诚意：情绪作为社交信息模型的启示
Marie-Pier Mazerolle,Adèle Gallant,Alex Samuel LeBlanc et al.
Marie-Pier Mazerolle et al.
Research on smile perception indicates that smiles containing a cheek raiser tend to be judged as happier, more sincere, and more authentic than those without this cue. However, while this is well established for human smiles, less is known...
A French Canadian adaptation and validation of the Vividness of Visual Imagery Questionnaire and Plymouth Sensory Imagery Questionnaire [0.03%]
维vidness视觉想象问卷和普利茅斯感觉意象问卷的法裔加拿大版改编及验证研究
Catherine Landry,Laurence Lessard,Jeffrey Saint-Louis et al.
Catherine Landry et al.
Mental imagery plays a central role in various cognitive processes and is increasingly investigated in cognitive science. Yet standardized tools for its assessment in French-speaking populations remain scarce. This study examined the psycho...
The status of women cognitive scientists in Canada 6 years later: Insights from publicly available Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funding data [0.03%]
加拿大女性认知科学家的现状——来自自然科学与工程研究理事会(NSERC)公开资金数据的启示性看法（六年后）
Michelle Yang,Penny M Pexman,Debra Titone
Michelle Yang
This article examines gender disparities in the allocation of Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council of Canada (NSERC) funding to cognitive scientists. It expands on previous work by Titone et al. (2018) with updated data from 20...