A "hidden gem" (Lidji et al., 2007) and future directions in embodied cognition [0.03%]
“隐藏的瑰宝”（Lidji等人，2007）和具身认知的未来方向
Valter Prpic
Valter Prpic
Although the experiments and findings of Lidji et al. (2007) and Rusconi et al. (2006) are very similar, there is a detail in Lidji and colleagues' work with important implications for embodied cognition research. Specifically, Lidji et al....
Perspective: The foundations, fortunes, and future of cognitive control research [0.03%]
认知控制研究的基础、命运和未来展望
Nick Yeung
Nick Yeung
This perspective considers the contribution of articles in the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance to our understanding of mechanisms of control that coordinate component processes of perception and action i...
Manos Tsakiris,Patrick Haggard
Manos Tsakiris
Human experimental psychology seems inextricably bound up with a notion of self, or individual mental life. The link between self and body has always been acknowledged, but psychologists have few ways to investigate, analyze, or understand ...
The relation between the capacities of imagination and visual memory in the short term [0.03%]
想象能力和短时视觉记忆容量之间的关系
Christopher Atkin,Christina J Howard,Thom Baguley et al.
Christopher Atkin et al.
Visual imagery and short-term memory utilize similar brain networks, but the extent to which they are related remains unclear. Here we explore whether the capacity of visual imagery (as yet unknown) is similar to the known capacity limits o...
What is in a name when there is an emotional face: Interference from emotional face distractors at high perceptual load [0.03%]
负载量大时情绪面孔干扰物对命名干扰中的作用
Siddhima Gupta,Dirk Wentura
Siddhima Gupta
We examined distractor effects caused by neutral versus emotional faces in a perceptual load paradigm. In a series of experiments, we asked participants to categorize female or male names (the target) into their respective genders. The targ...
Li Yang,Rachel Francis,Rawan Gabr et al.
Li Yang et al.
The interaction between temporal processing and physical effort plays a crucial role in our daily activities. The present study therefore assesses the effects of a simple(est) physical effort (i.e., isometric handgrip) on temporal processin...
Red and green and the mind in between: How context modulates feature relations in action-perception integration [0.03%]
红与绿以及二者之间的思维：情境如何在行动-感知整合中调节特征关系
Nicolas D Münster,Christian Frings
Nicolas D Münster
Action control theories assume an integration of all stimulus and response features of an action episode into a so-called event file. The repetition of any of the integrated features in a subsequent action episode retrieves the whole event ...
Oliver Herbort,Lisa-Marie Krause,Philipp Raßbach et al.
Oliver Herbort et al.
Pointing gestures are commonly used to guide the attention of others to objects in the environment, such as an animal hidden in the landscape. This raises the question of how another person's pointing gesture informs the visual search for t...
Limited capacity for the visual working memory-driven access to visual awareness [0.03%]
视觉工作记忆驱动的视觉意识存取的有限容量
Xiaoyi Liu,Yingtao Fu,Mowei Shen et al.
Xiaoyi Liu et al.
Previous studies have shown that sensory information matching the content of visual working memory (VWM) gains prioritized access into awareness. While these studies primarily focused on a single stimulus, it remains unclear whether the pri...
Eyes on the prize: Reward outranks punishment in working memory resources allocation [0.03%]
重奖轻罚：奖励在工作记忆资源分配中占主导地位
Xin Yan,Weiyu Wang,Shujuan Ye et al.
Xin Yan et al.
Working memory (WM) plays a pivotal role in cognitive processes; yet, its resources are strictly limited, making it crucial to understand how these resources are allocated. Motivation, such as reward and punishment, has been widely recogniz...