Onset and offset as determinants of the Simon effect
We investigated the presence and the characteristics of the Simon effect for onset and offset targets when these stimuli are randomly intermixed. In Experiment 1, two possible target locations were occupied by an occluder. On onset trials, a target appeared above an occluder, while on offset trials one of the occluders disappeared, revealing the target underneath. In Experiment 2, four stimuli appeared randomly in six possible locations. On onset trials, [...]
Preface
Psicológica celebrates the retirement of Professor Nicholas Mackintosh from the Chair [...]
Attention to semantic and spatial information in aging and Alzheimer’s disease
In two experiments we explored the patterns of attention to semantic [...]
Stimuli & Task characteristics in the global and local processing.
La primacía de los rasgos globales de una forma visual [...]
The relative value of environmental context reinstatement in free recall
The effect of environmental context on episodic memory was examined [...]
