The Role of Mental Load in Inattentional Blindness
The purpose of this investigation is to determine whether the mental load of a cognitive task prevents the processing of visual stimuli, that is, whether the mental load produces inattentional blindness, and at what point in the cognitive-task processing more interference is produced. An arithmetic task with two levels of mental load was used in a dual-task situation with a visual search and detection task. An experiment was performed with [...]
Autocorrelation effect on type I error rate of Revusky´s Rn test
Monte Carlo simulation was used to determine how violation of the [...]
Production frequency for verbal items in 52 verbal categories for school children
Se presentan datos normativos de las respuestas a 52 categorías verbales [...]
Implicit priming of picture naming: A theoretical and methodological note on the implicit priming task
The recently introduced implicit priming task (Meyer, 1990, 1991) for [...]
The US preexposure effect in conditioned taste aversion: The relative role of context and peri-injection cues
En tres experimentos con ratas Wistar como sujetos se analizó [...]
