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 gender with the aim of revealing possible differences in the perceptual mechanisms that mediate analysis of these facial properties. A more distributed scanning pattern, with increased fixation in the lower face, was observed in the expression compared to the gender task. Distribution of fixations across the upper and lower face also varied depending on the specific gender and expression [...]
A Comparison of the Effectiveness of three Drug Regimes on Cognitive Performance of Patients with Parkinson’s Disease
In the present study, the effectiveness of 3 drug regimen on [...]
Temporal Constraints on the Comprehension of Motor Language. An Embodied Semantics Approah
This paper investigates how language comprehension is modulated by temporal information, [...]
Is Inhibition of Return due to Attentional DIsengagement or to a Detection Cost? The Detection Cost Theory of IOR
When the time interval between two peripheral stimuli is long [...]
Subjective Expectancy and Inhibition of Return: A Dissociation in a Non-Spatial Two-Alternative Forced choice task
Inhibition of Return (IOR) is conventionally defined by slow responses [...]
