Do potential Past and Future Events Activate the Left-Right Mental Timeline?
Current evidence provides support for the idea that time is mentally represented by spatial means, i.e., a left-right mental timeline. However, available studies have tested only factual events, i.e., those which have occurred in the past or can be predicted to occur in the future. In the present study we tested whether past and future potential events are also represented along the left-right mental timeline. In Experiment 1 participants categorized [...]
A Functional Measurement Study on Averaging Numerosity
In two experiments, participants judged the average numerosity between two sequentially [...]
Evaluating Cognitive Models at the Group Level
Cognitive models are usually conceptualized at the individual level, but are [...]
Explorations in Information Integration Theory
This special issue contains a selection of papers presented at [...]
Analysis of Rater Severity on Written Expression Exam using the MFRM
This paper describes how a Many Faceted Rasch Measurement (MFRM) [...]
