Revisiting Fitts and Peterson (1964): width and amplitude manipulations to the reaching environment elicit dissociable movement times [0.03%]
重温Fitts和Peterson(1964)的研究：伸手环境中的宽度和幅度操作导致运动时间的分离反应
Matthew Heath,Jeffrey Weiler,Kendal A Marriott et al.
Matthew Heath et al.
The classic theorem of Fitts (1954) asserts that the combined effects of movement amplitude and target width (index of difficulty: ID) define movement times (MTs) for goal-directed reaches. Moreover, Fitts' theorem states that reaches yield...
Sharing morphemes without sharing meaning: production and comprehension of German verbs in the context of morphological relatives [0.03%]
共享词素但不共享意义：在形态亲属关系背景下德语动词的产生和理解
Heidi Lüttmann,Pienie Zwitserlood,Jens Bölte
Heidi Lüttmann
We investigated the impact of derived German verbs on the production and recognition of morphologically related simple verbs. In order to disentangle effects of morphological, semantic, and phonological relatedness, target verbs were combin...
Jamie I D Campbell
Jamie I D Campbell
Campbell and Reynvoet (2009) found that time to name a single-digit target was about 8 ms faster if preceded by a near prime (±1) compared to a far prime (at least ±3) when prime-digit pairs were interleaved with number comparisons (9↑3;...
Mario Weick,Ana Guinote,David Wilkinson
Mario Weick
Powerless individuals face much challenge and uncertainty. As a consequence, they are highly vigilant and closely scrutinize their social environments. The aim of the present research was to determine whether these qualities enhance perform...
Yves Corson,Aurélia Mahé,Nadège Verrier et al.
Yves Corson et al.
This article presents two experiments using the DRM paradigm and examining the effects of variations in the depth of processing on the occurrence of false memories at recall. Contrary to what is generally observed, the results of the first ...
William E Hockley,Tyler Bancroft
William E Hockley
Previous research has shown that the picture superiority effect (PSE) is seen in tests of associative recognition for random pairs of line drawings compared to pairs of concrete words (Hockley, 2008). In the present study we demonstrated th...
On the (un)conditionality of automatic attitude activation: the valence proportion effect [0.03%]
关于自动态度激活的（无）条件性：效价比例效应
Tom Everaert,Adriaan Spruyt,Jan De Houwer
Tom Everaert
Affective priming studies have shown that participants are faster to pronounce affectively polarized target words that are preceded by affectively congruent prime words than affectively polarized target words that are preceded by affectivel...
The sound of round: evaluating the sound-symbolic role of consonants in the classic Takete-Maluma phenomenon [0.03%]
圆形的声音：评估经典Takete-Maluma现象中辅音的声音象征作用
Alan Nielsen,Drew Rendall
Alan Nielsen
Köhler (1929) famously reported a bias in people's matching of nonsense words to novel object shapes, pointing to possible naïve expectations about language structure. The bias has been attributed to synesthesia-like coactivation of motor...
Derrick C Bourassa,Jennilee Beaupre,Krista Macgregor
Derrick C Bourassa
An important aspect of spelling development in English involves the child's ability to use morphological context to deal with one-to-many sound-spelling mappings for word endings. One case involves /z/ endings that follow long vowels, where...
When benefits outweigh costs: reconsidering "automatic" phonological recoding when reading aloud [0.03%]
当益处超过成本时：阅读 aloud 时重新考虑“自动”的音系重构
Serje Robidoux,Derek Besner
Serje Robidoux
Skilled readers are slower to read aloud exception words (e.g., PINT) than regular words (e.g., MINT). In the case of exception words, sublexical knowledge competes with the correct pronunciation driven by lexical knowledge, whereas no such...