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期刊名:Advances in cognitive psychology

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ISSN:1895-1171

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Today, binaural and monaural beats are offered over the Internet or by mental health institutes to improve wellbeing or cognitive functioning. This improvement is explained by the assumption that the brain adapts its brainwave frequency to ...
Efrat Barel,Orna Tzischinsky Efrat Barel
In order to explore the developmental patterns of sex differences in verbal and visuospatial abilities, the present study investigated sex differences in various cognitive abilities among children and adults. Three hundred and twenty-six ch...
Serge Brédart Serge Brédart
Personal names are particularly susceptible to retrieval failures. In the present paper, studies describing people's spontaneous strategies for resolving failures in recalling personal names as well as laboratory studies of experimentally i...
Magdalena Szubielska,Bibianna Bałaj Magdalena Szubielska
The issue of pictorial or propositional nature of imagery remains unresolved. To take a step forward into the debate, we conducted a systematic evaluation of time and accuracy of mental scaling in sighted people. Participants viewed or touc...
Elpida Panagiotidou,Francisca Serrano,Sergio Moreno-Rios Elpida Panagiotidou
The visual impedance hypothesis states that at the time of reasoning, the reading context provokes visual images, which may add irrelevant details to an inference and thus could hamper reasoning. This study aims to create a new visual versi...
Fang Zhao,Robert Gaschler,Teresa Travi et al. Fang Zhao et al.
Typing is an everyday activity that requires people to use the correct serial order of phonological and orthographic forms of words. The evidence until now shows that different forms of representation of serial order have mixed contribution...
Timothy C Papadopoulos,George K Georgiou,Ciping Deng et al. Timothy C Papadopoulos et al.
We examined whether a general processing factor emerges when using response times for cognitive processing tasks and whether such a factor is valid across three different cultural groups (Chinese, Canadian, and Greek). Three hundred twenty ...
Francesca Chiesi,Kinga Morsanyi,Maria Anna Donati et al. Francesca Chiesi et al.
The 18-item Need for Cognition Scale (NFC-18) is the most commonly used tool to measure the need for cognition. The aim of this study was to explore the possibility of developing an abbreviated version of the scale, applying the item respon...
Patricia Hirsch,Sophie Nolden,Mathieu Declerck et al. Patricia Hirsch et al.
In the present study, participants performed highly comparable task-switching and dual-task paradigms, and the paradigm-specific performance costs were analysed in the context of the commonly postulated core components of cognitive control ...
Karl K Kopiske,Volker H Franz Karl K Kopiske
The mental number line (MNL) is a popular metaphor for magnitude representation in numerical cognition. Its shape has frequently been reported as being nonlinear, based on nonlinear response functions in magnitude estimation. We investigate...