A Comparison of Backward Masking of Faces in Expression and Gender Identification
The effects of different masking conditions on identification of face gender and expression at different target durations (17-119 ms time range) were studied in two experiments. In Experiments 1a and 1b, the effects of face masks were compared against those of noise masks (scrambled face stimuli) and a control, no-mask condition. Significant masking by noise masks was only found at the shortest target duration (17 ms). Effective masking by face [...]
Latent inhibition disruption by MK-801 administration
Los receptores -metil-D-aspartato (NMDA) parecen estar implicados en el retraso en [...]
Reasoning with “Unless” Counterfactual Conditionals
This article tackles factual and counterfactual ‘unless’ expressions such as ‘Virginia [...]
Is contextual-potentiated eating dependent on caloric density of food?
One experiment tested whether a specific context could elicit eating [...]
Phonetic perception in rats: A new discrimination measure
Durante las últimas décadas se ha demostrado que la experiencia [...]
