Effects of acoustic warning signal intensity in the control of visuospatial interference
Previous studies have reported increased interference when a task-irrelevant acoustic warning signal preceded the target presentation in cognitive tasks. However, the alerting-congruence interaction was mostly observed for tasks measuring Flanker and Simon interferences but not for Stroop conflict. These findings led to the assumption that warning signals widen the attentional focus and facilitate the processing of irrelevant spatial characteristics. However, it is not clear whether these effects are because of [...]
Stimulus response compatibility affects duration judgments, not the rate of subjective time
The current experiments examined whether non-temporal associations can affect duration judgments [...]
The influence of television stories on narrative abilities in children
This research explores the narrative abilities demonstrated by children aged between [...]
Recursive Partitioning Methods for Data Imputation in the Context of Item Response Theory: A Monte Carlo Simulation
Missing data is a common problem faced by psychometricians and [...]
Discrimination Reversal Facilitates Contextual Conditioning in Rats’ Appetitive conditioning
Two experiments were conducted with the goal of exploring the [...]
