Context dependency as a Function of Prediction Error-Based Attention
Context dependence of information has been shown to be based, at least in part, on the attention contexts received at the time of training. Recent research suggests that attention to irrelevant contexts may be a byproduct of the activation of a general exploratory attentional mechanism prompted by high prediction errors associated with situations of uncertainty. Alternatively, low prediction errors may engage an attentional mechanism of exploitation in situations in which [...]
Where to Look When Looking at Faces: visual scanning is Determined by Gender, Expression and Tasks Demands
Visual scanning of faces was studied during categorization of expression and [...]
The time-course of processing of grammatical class abd semantic attributes of words: Dissociation by means of ERP
This study explores the time-course of word processing by grammatical class [...]
Modeling Local Item Dependence in Cloze and Reading Comprehension Test Items Using Testlet Response Theory
In this study the magnitudes of local dependence generated by [...]
A Robust Function to Return the Cumulative Density of Non-Cnetral F Distributions in Microsoft Office Excel
The manuscript presents a Visual Basic® for Applications function that [...]
