Identifying text-based factors that contribute to the superior reading efficiency of skilled deaf readers: An eye-tracking study of length, frequency, and predictability [0.03%]
基于长度、频率和可预测性的词难度在熟练聋人读者中的眼睛运动模式差异研究
Frances G Cooley,Karen Emmorey,Emily Saunders et al.
Frances G Cooley et al.
Skilled deaf readers are more efficient than their hearing counterparts-they read faster, skipping more words without a negative impact on comprehension. It is not clear from where deaf readers' efficiency derives, because reading is a comp...
Joyce Tam,Taryn Green,Ryan E O&#x;Donnell et al.
Joyce Tam et al.
Memorability denotes a stimulus-intrinsic property that results in stimuli being more likely to be remembered or forgotten. The effect is generally consistent across observers and can be measured in various stimuli such as faces and scene i...
Incoming editorial for the Journal of Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition [0.03%]
《实验心理学杂志：学习、记忆与认知》的社论征稿通知
Jeffrey J Starns
Jeffrey J Starns
One of my clearest memories from graduate school is a piece of advice offered by Dr. Janet McDonald, a wise and caring mentor who taught a rigorous first-year statistics course: "You really want to aim for the top-tier cognitive journals, l...
Lexicosemantic prediction in native speakers of English and Swedish-speaking learners of english: An event-related potential study [0.03%]
以说英语和说瑞典语的学习者为被试的词法语义预测事件相关电位研究
José Alemán Bañón,Clara D Martin
José Alemán Bañón
The present study uses event-related potentials (ERPs) to investigate lexicosemantic prediction in native speakers (L1) of English and advanced second language (L2) learners of English with Swedish as their L1. The main goal of the study wa...
Chigusa Kurumada,Andrés Buxó-Lugo
Chigusa Kurumada
Speech intonation conveys a wealth of linguistic and social information, such as the intention to ask a question versus make a statement. However, due to the considerable variability in our speaking voices, the mapping from meaning to inton...
Phonetic retuning to idiosyncrasies in word onsets: The interplay of lexical context and prediction [0.03%]
音调适应于词首发音的特殊性：词汇环境与预测间的相互作用
Alexandra Jesse
Alexandra Jesse
Listeners can use both lexical context (i.e., lexical knowledge activated by the word itself) and lexical predictions based on the content of a preceding sentence to adjust their phonetic categories to speaker idiosyncrasies. However, this ...
Pitting base rate driven heuristics against conditional reasoning in multivariate contingency assessment [0.03%]
在多元列联表评估中将基础率驱动的直觉与条件推理相对比
Klaus Fiedler,Florian Kutzner
Klaus Fiedler
Contingency assessment is a major module of adaptive cognition and a prominent topic of ecological rationality. Virtually all influential theories assume that contingency estimates between Y and X are inferred from subjective conditional pr...
The role of spatial location in irrelevant speech revisited: A preregistered replication study [0.03%]
无关言语干扰中空间位置的作用：一项预注册的重复研究
Florian Kattner,Mitra Hassanzadeh,Wolfgang Ellermeier
Florian Kattner
The goal of the present investigation was to perform a registered replication of Jones and Macken's (1995b) study, which showed that the segregation of a sequence of sounds to distinct locations reduced the disruptive effect on serial recal...
Correction to "A grain of truth in the grain size effect: Retrieval practice is more effective when interspersed during learning" by Don et al. (2024) [0.03%]
对Don等人(2024)的《粒度效应中的真理一 grain retrieval practice在学习过程中穿插进行比仅在学习后进行效果更好》的更正
Reports an error in "A grain of truth in the grain size effect: Retrieval practice is more effective when interspersed during learning" by Hilary J. Don, Shaun Boustani, Chunliang Yang and David R. Shanks (Journal of Experimental Psychology...
Effects of instructed and experienced uncertainty on attentional priority [0.03%]
指导性和体验性不确定性对注意优先级的影响
Julie Y L Chow,Kelly G Garner,Daniel Pearson et al.
Julie Y L Chow et al.
Previous research has demonstrated that attentional prioritization is shaped by prior experience of reward uncertainty: Attention is more likely to be captured by a stimulus associated with a variable (uncertain) reward than a stimulus that...