Qiang Liu,Alan H Kawamoto,Katherine K Payne et al.
Qiang Liu et al.
One of the most persistent arguments against the segment as the minimal planning unit is that the seemingly ubiquitous, thus, presumed obligatory, nature of anticipatory coarticulation (AC) effects favors the syllable or a larger unit. By c...
Stimulus expectation prolongs rather than shortens perceived duration: Evidence from self-generated expectations [0.03%]
诱发预期延长而不是缩短感知持续时间：自我诱发的预期证据
Teresa Birngruber,Hannes Schröter,Emanuel Schütt et al.
Teresa Birngruber et al.
Previous studies have suggested that unexpected stimuli are perceived as being longer than expected ones (e.g., the temporal oddball effect). These studies manipulated stimulus expectation mostly via stimulus repetitions and stimulus probab...
Mila Mileva,James Tompkinson,Dominic Watt et al.
Mila Mileva et al.
Our social evaluation of other people is influenced by their faces and their voices. However, rather little is known about how these channels combine in forming "first impressions." Over 5 experiments, we investigate the relative contributi...
Links between temporal acuity and multisensory integration across life span [0.03%]
lifespan中跨生命周期的时间敏锐度和多感觉整合之间的联系
Ryan A Stevenson,Sarah H Baum,Juliane Krueger et al.
Ryan A Stevenson et al.
The temporal relationship between individual pieces of information from the different sensory modalities is one of the stronger cues to integrate such information into a unified perceptual gestalt, conveying numerous perceptual and behavior...
A large-scale horizontal-vertical illusion produced with small objects separated in depth [0.03%]
用小物体在深度上分开制造大规模的水平垂直错觉
Zhi Li,Frank H Durgin
Zhi Li
We conducted two experiments (total N = 81) to investigate the basis for the large-scale horizontal-vertical illusion (HVI), which is typically measured as 15%-20% and has previously been linked to the presence of a ground plane. In a preli...
Sinéad A Reid,Joost C Dessing
Sinéad A Reid
The exact mechanisms by which humans control the manual interception of moving targets are currently unknown. Here, the authors explored the behaviors associated with the spatial control for manual interception. The examined task required c...
Michael Jenkins,Anna Grubert,Martin Eimer
Michael Jenkins
The question how fast spatial attention moves between different visual objects remains debated. We used electrophysiological measures to determine the speed of voluntary and visually guided shifts of attention. Participants shifted attentio...
Attentional state modulates the effect of an irrelevant stimulus dimension on perception [0.03%]
注意状态调节了无关刺激维度对感知的影响
Björn Herrmann,Ingrid S Johnsrude
Björn Herrmann
Covariations of acoustic features provide redundancy in rapidly changing soundscapes: Hearing one feature enables a listener to infer another if these 2 features normally covary. However, it is unknown whether situational demands affect the...
Daniel N Bub,Michael E J Masson,Ragav Kumar
Daniel N Bub
Correspondence effects based on the relationship between the left/right position of a pictured object's handle and the hand used to make a response, or on the size of the object and the nature of a grip response (power/precision), have been...
Frontal theta band oscillations predict error correction and posterror slowing in typing [0.03%]
theta频段振荡预测打字过程中的错误修正及错误后的反应速度下降
Çığır Kalfaoğlu,Tom Stafford,Elizabeth Milne
Çığır Kalfaoğlu
Performance errors are associated with robust behavioral and electroencephalography (EEG) effects. However, there is a debate about the nature of the relationship between these effects and implicit versus explicit error awareness. Our aim w...