Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Sleep does not enhance motor sequence learning,2008,34,4,834-842,Jones
The role of short-term memory capacity and task experience for overconfidence in judgment under uncertainty,2008,34,5,1027-1042,Hansson
Affective and deliberative processes in risky choice: Age differences in risk taking in the Columbia Card Task,2009,35,3,709-730,Figner
Relation availability was not confounded with familiarity or plausibility in Gagné and Shoben (1997): Comment on Wisniewski and Murphy (2005),2006,32,6,1431-7; discussion 1438-42,Gagné
Hidden covariation detection produces faster not slower social judgments,2006,32,3,636-641,Barker
Specificity effects in training and transfer of speeded responses,2006,32,3,534-546,Healy
Individual skill differences and large-scale environmental learning,2006,32,3,506-515,Fields
The intention superiority effect in motor skill learning,2006,32,3,491-505,Badets
Context switch effects on acquisition and extinction in human predictive learning,2006,32,3,461-474,Rosas
Time as a guide to cause,2006,32,3,451-460,Lagnado
Recognition is used as one cue among others in judgment and decision making,2006,32,1,150-162,Richter
Scene and position specificity in visual memory for objects,2006,32,1,58-69,Hollingworth
Dissociating the effects of automatic activation and explicit expectancy on reaction times in a simple associative learning task,2006,32,5,955-965,Destrebecqz
Speakers gaze at objects while preparing intentionally inaccurate labels for them,2006,32,4,943-948,Oppenheimer
Working memory capacity and the top-down control of visual search: Exploring the boundaries of "executive attention",2006,32,4,749-777,Kane
How causal knowledge affects classification: A generative theory of categorization,2006,32,4,659-683,Kim
Signs as pictures and signs as words: effect of language knowledge on memory for new vocabulary,1982,8,6,619-625,Siple
Effect of distraction on reading versus listening,1982,8,6,613-618,Margolin
Temporal judgments and contextual change,1982,8,6,530-544,Block
Retrieval processes in continuous recognition,1982,8,6,497-512,Hockley
Can automatic picture processing influence word judgments?,1982,8,5,418-434,Lupker
Spontaneous imagery scanning in mental extrapolation,1982,8,2,142-147,Pinker
Pictorial detail and recall in adults and children,1982,8,2,139-141,Ritchey
Effect of task demands on dual coding of pictorial stimuli,1982,8,1,73-80,Babbitt
Hypermnesia: the role of repeated testing,1982,8,1,66-72,Payne
Retrieval from semantic memory at different times of day,1983,9,4,718-724,Tilley
The relationship between contextual facilitation and depth of processing,1983,9,4,697-712,Smith
Strategies for multiattribute binary choice,1983,9,4,676-696,Dosher
Intuitive physics: the straight-down belief and its origin,1983,9,4,636-649,McCloskey
Mechanisms of hypnotic and nonhypnotic forgetting,1983,9,4,626-635,Mackinnon
Affective discrimination of stimuli that are not recognized: effects of shadowing masking and cerebral laterality,1983,9,3,544-555,Seamon
Probing Proctor's priming principle: the effect of simultaneous and sequential presentation on same-different judgments,1983,9,3,511-523,Krueger
Scene perception: a failure to find a benefit from prior expectancy or familiarity,1983,9,3,411-429,Biederman
Directional scanning of remembered visual patterns,1983,9,3,398-410,Pinker
Presentation- and test-trial effects on acquisition and retention of distance and location,1983,9,2,334-345,Hagman
Recall versus recognition: a methodological note,1983,9,2,346-349,Hall
Backward masking the suffix effect and preperceptual storage,1983,9,2,312-327,Massaro
Mental images of concealed objects: new evidence,1983,9,2,212-221,Kerr
Recognition memory for pictures as a function of poststimulus interval: an empirical clarification of existing literature,1983,9,2,256-262,Proctor
Schematic information attention and memory for places,1983,9,2,263-268,Salmaso
Imagery in the congenitally blind: how visual are visual images?,1983,9,2,269-282,Zimler
Effects of suggestibility and hypnosis on accurate and distorted retrieval from memory,1983,9,2,283-293,Sheehan
Perceptual enhancement: persistent effects of an experience,1983,9,1,21-38,Jacoby
Naive physics: the curvilinear impetus principle and its role in interactions with moving objects,1983,9,1,146-156,McCloskey
The mental representation of knowledge acquired from maps,1984,10,4,723-732,Ratcliff
Building spatial representations through primary and secondary learning,1984,10,4,716-722,Presson
Effects of repetition on short-term retention of order information,1984,10,4,575-597,Healy
Emotional mood states and memory: elaborative encoding semantic processing and cognitive effort,1984,10,3,470-482,Thomas
Critical importance of exposure duration for affective discrimination of stimuli that are not recognized,1984,10,3,465-469,Seamon
Mental comparison of size and magnitude: size congruity effects,1984,10,3,442-453,Poltrock
Perceptual and conceptual masking of pictures,1984,10,3,435-441,Loftus
What is rotated in mental rotation?,1984,10,3,421-434,Norman
Visual memory as measured by classification and comparison tasks,1984,10,3,395-420,Kroll
Given versus induced category representations: use of prototype and exemplar information in classification,1984,10,3,333-352,Medin
Odor recognition: familiarity identifiability and encoding consistency,1984,10,2,316-325,Cain
Global and local control of choice behavior by cyclically varying outcome probabilities,1984,10,2,258-270,Estes
Induction of category distributions: a framework for classification learning,1984,10,2,234-257,Holyoak
Memory as a function of attention level of processing and automatization,1984,10,2,181-197,Fisk
Processing category terms in context: instantiation and the structure of semantic categories,1984,10,1,95-103,Whitney
Representation of linear orders,1984,10,1,61-71,Taylor
Cognitive arithmetic: comparison of operations,1984,10,1,46-60,Miller
The information that amnesic patients do not forget,1984,10,1,164-178,Graf
A retrieval account of the long-term modality effect,1984,10,1,16-31,Glenberg
Intact retention in acute alcohol amnesia,1984,10,1,156-163,Delisi
Conceptual masking: the effects of subsequent visual events on memory for pictures,1984,10,1,115-125,Intraub
Choice similarity and the context theory of classification,1984,10,1,104-114,Nosofsky
Automatic category search and its transfer,1984,10,1,1-15,Fisk
Retrieval strategies in recall of natural categories and categorized lists,1986,12,4,550-561,Gronlund
The unattended speech effect: perception or memory?,1986,12,4,525-529,Salamé
Voice-specific information and the 20-second delayed-suffix effect,1986,12,4,509-516,Duchek
Identification of typographically transformed words: instance-based skill acquisition,1986,12,4,479-488,Masson
Processing changes across reading encounters,1986,12,4,467-478,Snyder
The role of visual similarity in picture categorization,1986,12,1,147-154,Snodgrass
Automatic activation of episodic information in a semantic memory task,1986,12,1,108-115,Ratcliff
How flexible is picture rehearsal? Discussion of Watkins' comment,1985,11,4,825-828,Proctor
Strategies of picture rehearsal: a comment on Proctor's (1983) article,1985,11,4,821-824,Watkins
Judgments of natural and anomalous trajectories in the presence and absence of motion,1985,11,4,795-803,Anderson
Transformations of visual memory induced by implied motions of pattern elements,1985,11,4,780-794,Freyd
Hemisphere differences in the mood state-dependent effect for recognition of emotional faces,1985,11,4,752-763,Safer
The role of semantic information in episodic retrieval,1985,11,4,742-751,Dell
Grammatical priming of inflected nouns by the gender of possessive adjectives,1985,11,4,692-701,Turvey
Discontinuity in cognitive skill,1985,11,4,655-674,KOLERS
Ideals central tendency and frequency of instantiation as determinants of graded structure in categories,1985,11,4,629-654,Barsalou
Picture recognition improves with subsequent verbal information,1985,11,3,588-595,Macleod
Some effects of color on naming and recognition of objects,1985,11,3,579-587,Ostergaard
Decision making under uncertainty: a comparison of simple scalability fixed-sample and sequential-sampling models,1985,11,3,538-564,Busemeyer
Order-relevant and order-irrelevant decision rules in multiletter matching,1985,11,3,519-537,Proctor
Implicit and explicit memory for new associations in normal and amnesic subjects,1985,11,3,501-518,Graf
Ebbinghaus's contribution to the measurement of retention: savings during relearning,1985,11,3,472-479,Nelson
Nonsense syllables: comprehending the "almost incomprehensible variation",1985,11,3,455-460,Jenkins
Levels of association theory,1985,11,3,450-454,Estes
Priming across modalities and priming across category levels: extending the domain of preserved function in amnesia,1985,11,2,386-396,Graf
Emotional mood states and retrieval in episodic memory,1985,11,2,363-370,Thomas
Associative storage and retrieval processes in person memory,1985,11,2,316-345,Srull
Levels of processing and picture memory: the physical superiority effect,1985,11,2,284-298,Intraub
Reminding as a basis for temporal judgments,1985,11,2,262-271,Winograd
Effects of stimulus omission and stimulus change on dishabituation of the skin conductance response,1985,11,2,206-216,Siddle
Context effects in symbolic magnitude comparisons,1985,11,2,299-315,Shoben
Prior knowledge and memory: the influence of natural category size as a function of intention and distraction,1985,11,1,94-105,Nelson
Category differentiation in object recognition: typicality constraints on the basic category advantage,1985,11,1,70-84,Brownell
Independence of recognition memory and priming effects: a neuropsychological analysis,1985,11,1,37-44,Graf
Do alcoholic Korsakoff's syndrome patients acquire affective reactions?,1985,11,1,22-36,Kim
The lag effect and differential organization theory: nine failures to replicate,1985,11,1,185-191,Toppino
A test of the differences between anticipation and study-test methods of paired-associate learning,1985,11,1,165-184,Izawa
Semantic activation of noun concepts in context,1985,11,1,126-135,Whitney
Cognitive maps as orienting schemata,1987,13,4,615-628,Sholl
Exploring environments by hand or foot: time-based heuristics for encoding distance in movement space,1987,13,4,606-614,Collins
Coding of spatial location information: an automatic process?,1987,13,4,595-605,Naveh-Benjamin
Repetition priming is not purely episodic in origin,1987,13,4,573-581,Feldman
Inhibition through incremental fragment cuing with primed items,1987,13,4,569-572,Peynircioğlu
Implicit and explicit memory in young and older adults,1987,13,4,531-541,Singh
A neuropsychological study of fact memory and source amnesia,1987,13,3,464-473,Squire
Effects of cuing on short-term retention of order information,1987,13,3,413-425,Healy
Application of a cognitive-distance model to learning in a simulated travel task,1987,13,3,380-386,Estes
Reference frames in mental rotation,1987,13,3,368-379,Palmer
Retrieval constraints on associative elaborations,1987,13,2,301-309,Marks
Cognitive impenetrability of memory for orientation,1987,13,2,269-277,Bartlett
Remembering left-right orientation of pictures,1987,13,1,27-35,Gernsbacher
Effects of level of processing and rehearsal on frequency judgments,1987,13,1,151-163,Maki
On the relation between perceptual priming and recognition memory,1988,14,3,477-483,Watkins
Picture memory: recognizing added and deleted details,1988,14,3,468-476,Pezdek
The mnemonic value of perceptual identification,1988,14,2,248-255,Nairne
Frames and images: sequential effects in mental rotation,1988,14,1,93-111,Norman
Perceptual units in the acquisition of visual categories,1988,14,1,75-84,Hock
Training and Stroop-like interference: evidence for a continuum of automaticity,1988,14,1,126-135,Macleod
Flexibility in scanning described images,1988,14,1,121-125,Bersted
Mental extrapolation and representational momentum for complex implied motions,1988,14,1,112-120,Finke
Effects of age and a divided attention task presented during encoding and retrieval on memory,1989,15,6,1185-1191,Park
Access to knowledge of spatial structure at novel points of observation,1989,15,6,1157-1165,Rieser
Direct versus indirect tests of memory for source: judgments of modality,1989,15,6,1101-1108,Jacoby
On learning complex procedural knowledge,1989,15,6,1061-1069,Stadler
On the development of procedural knowledge,1989,15,6,1047-1060,Willingham
Recognition memory and the mere exposure effect,1989,15,5,968-976,Brooks
Prior knowledge: the effects of natural category size on memory for implicitly encoded concepts,1989,15,5,957-967,Nelson
A componential model for mental addition,1989,15,5,898-919,Little
Orientation specificity in spatial memory: what makes a path different from a map of the path?,1989,15,5,887-897,Presson
Time course of item and associative information: implications for global memory models,1989,15,5,846-858,Ratcliff
Categorizing objects in isolation and in scenes: what a superordinate is good for,1989,15,4,572-586,Murphy
Base-rate effects in category learning: a comparison of parallel network and memory storage-retrieval models,1989,15,4,556-571,Campbell
Effects of adult age and working memory on reasoning and spatial abilities,1989,15,3,507-516,Salthouse
A bias interpretation of facilitation in perceptual identification,1989,15,3,378-387,Ratcliff
Rules and exemplars in categorization identification and recognition,1989,15,2,282-304,Clark
Episodic effects on picture identification: implications for theories of concept learning and theories of memory,1989,15,2,275-281,Jacoby
Immediate serial recall of mixed-modality lists,1989,15,2,266-274,Greene
Misled subjects may know more than their performance implies,1989,15,2,246-255,Zaragoza
Contingent dissociation between recognition and fragment completion: the method of triangulation,1989,15,2,228-240,Tulving
Subjective hierarchies in spatial memory,1989,15,2,211-227,McNamara
Identification of disoriented objects: effects of context of prior presentation,1989,15,2,200-210,Jolicoeur
Sensory-perceptual qualities of images,1989,15,2,188-199,Intons-Peterson
Wide-angle memories of close-up scenes,1989,15,2,179-187,Richardson
Illusory conjunctions of forms objects and scenes during rapid serial visual search,1989,15,1,98-109,Intraub
How many memory systems? Evidence from aging,1989,15,1,31-49,Mitchell
Bizarre imagery interference and distinctiveness,1989,15,1,137-146,Einstein
Frequency judgements: the problem of defining a perceptual event,1989,15,1,126-136,Peterson
The relation between horizontality and rod-and-frame and vestibular navigational performance,1989,15,1,110-125,Sholl
Further evidence of the intricacy of memory span,1990,16,6,1134-1141,Brooks
Mental representation of three-dimensional objects in visual problem solving and recognition,1990,16,6,1097-1106,Cooper
Learning-forgetting independence unidimensional memory models and feature models: comment on Bogartz (1990),1990,16,5,916-926,Loftus
Consciousness of attention and expectancy as reflected in event-related potentials and reaction times,1990,16,5,902-915,Sommer
Component mechanisms underlying the processing of hierarchically organized patterns: inferences from patients with unilateral cortical lesions,1990,16,3,471-483,Robertson
Do different metamemory judgments tap the same underlying aspects of memory?,1990,16,3,464-467,Nelson
An analysis of memory-based theories of automaticity,1990,16,2,291-304,Strayer
Perceptual identification fragment completion and free recall: concepts and data,1990,16,2,282-290,Hunt
Elaborative inferencing as an active or passive process,1990,16,2,250-257,O'Brien
Causality and the allocation of attention during comprehension,1990,16,2,233-240,Fletcher
Reports of elapsed time: bounding and rounding processes in estimation,1990,16,2,196-213,Huttenlocher
Encoding context and retrieval conditions as determinants of the effects of natural category size,1990,16,1,31-41,Nelson
Regression analyses of repeated measures data in cognitive research,1990,16,1,149-157,Myers
Implicit and explicit memory for visual patterns,1990,16,1,127-137,Treisman
On the conditions necessary for obtaining argument structure complexity effects,1991,17,6,1188-1192,Clifton
Costs and benefits of target activation and distractor inhibition in selective attention,1991,17,6,1136-1145,Neumann
On the nature of interactions between the past and the present,1991,17,6,1124-1135,Melara
Transfer of composed knowledge in a multistep serial task,1991,17,5,997-1016,Frensch
Effects of verbal labeling and exposure duration on implicit memory for visual patterns,1991,17,5,954-962,Musen
Mental models and the fan effect,1991,17,5,940-953,Radvansky
Aging and memory for new associations: direct versus indirect measures,1991,17,4,779-792,Howard
Learning from feedback: exactingness and incentives,1991,17,4,734-752,Hogarth
Dissociative effects of generation on item and order retention,1991,17,4,702-709,Nairne
Eye fixations and memory for emotional events,1991,17,4,693-701,Loftus
Inhibitory mechanisms of attention in identification and localization tasks: time course and disruption,1991,17,4,681-692,Brehaut
Mechanisms underlying priming on perceptual tests,1991,17,3,526-541,Weldon
Transfer of processing in repetition priming: some inappropriate findings,1991,17,3,514-525,Brown
Perceptual interference improves explicit memory but does not enhance data-driven processing,1991,17,3,507-513,Hirshman
Imagined haptic exploration in judgments of object properties,1991,17,2,314-322,Klatzky
Representational momentum and event course anticipation in the perception of implied periodical motions,1991,17,2,302-313,d'Ydewalle
Contribution of perceptual fluency to recognition judgments,1991,17,2,210-223,Elliott
Long-term repetition effects for motoric and perceptual procedures,1991,17,1,137-151,Healy
Forgetting and the mirror effect in recognition memory: concentering of underlying distributions,1991,17,1,81-93,Glanzer
Implicit memory for possible and impossible objects: constraints on the construction of structural descriptions,1991,17,1,3-19,Peterson
Age and inhibition,1991,17,1,163-169,Hasher
Does organization improve priming?,1991,17,1,103-114,Hashtroudi
Improving recall by recoding interfering material at the time of retrieval,1992,18,6,1310-1320,Bower
Aging and memory for expected and unexpected objects in real-world settings,1992,18,6,1298-1309,Mantyla
Direct and indirect measures of memory for modality in young and older adults,1992,18,6,1284-1297,Light
Memory with and without awareness: performance and electrophysiological evidence of savings,1992,18,6,1270-1283,Moscovitch
Direct comparison of two implicit memory tests: word fragment and word stem completion,1992,18,6,1251-1269,Roediger
Spreading activation versus compound cue accounts of priming: mediated priming revisited,1992,18,6,1155-1172,Ratcliff
Serial pattern learning by event observation,1992,18,5,1029-1039,Howard
Persistence of negative priming: II. Evidence for episodic trace retrieval,1992,18,5,993-1000,Neill
Individual differences in working memory and comprehension: a test of four hypotheses,1992,18,5,972-992,Cantor
The remembering of auditory event durations,1992,18,5,938-956,Boltz
Short-term memory for the timing of auditory and visual signals,1992,18,5,931-937,Elliott
Shapes of reaction-time distributions and shapes of learning curves: a test of the instance theory of automaticity,1992,18,5,883-914,Logan
Evaluating hypnotic memory enhancement (hypermnesia and reminiscence) using multitrial forced recall,1992,18,5,1139-1147,Whitehouse
Relational properties and memory-based category construction,1992,18,5,1125-1138,Wattenmaker
Mental animation: inferring motion from static displays of mechanical systems,1992,18,5,1084-1102,Hegarty
Cue familiarity but not target retrievability enhances feeling-of-knowing judgments,1992,18,5,1074-1083,Schwartz
Time course of movement planning: selection of handgrips for object manipulation,1992,18,5,1058-1073,Rosenbaum
Framing and conflict: aspiration level contingency the status quo and current theories of risky choice,1992,18,5,1040-1057,Schneider
The picture superiority effect in categorization: visual or semantic?,1992,18,5,1019-1028,Rumiati
Effects of probability mode on preference reversal,1992,18,4,855-864,González-Vallejo
Reasoning with conditionals containing negated constituents,1992,18,4,835-854,Oaksford
Differential effects of voluntary expectancies on reaction times and event-related potentials: evidence for automatic and controlled expectancies,1992,18,4,810-822,Sommer
Persistence of stimulus-response compatibility effects with extended practice,1992,18,4,801-809,Proctor
Conscious knowledge and changes in performance in sequence learning: evidence against dissociation,1992,18,4,785-800,Amorim
Comprehension strategies in the development of a mental model,1992,18,4,777-784,O'Brien
Subjective memorability and the mirror effect,1992,18,4,681-690,Wixted
Unexceptional spatial memory in an exceptional memorist,1992,18,3,654-657,Biederman
Familiarity effects in visual comparison tasks and their implications for studying human intelligence,1992,18,3,577-594,Tetewsky
Spatial and temporal contributions to the structure of spatial memory,1992,18,3,555-564,McNamara
Identification of objects in scenes: the role of scene background in object naming,1992,18,3,531-543,Pollatsek
Identifying objects across saccades: effects of extrafoveal preview and flanker object context,1992,18,3,521-530,Henderson
Intact and long-lasting repetition priming in amnesia,1992,18,3,509-520,Squire
Form-specific visual priming in the right cerebral hemisphere,1992,18,3,492-508,Kosslyn
A method for judging measures of stochastic dependence: further comments on the current controversy,1992,18,2,413-420,Ostergaard
Remembering pictures: pleasure and arousal in memory,1992,18,2,379-390,Greenwald
Priming and recognition of transformed three-dimensional objects: effects of size and reflection,1992,18,1,43-57,Ballesteros
Influence of short-term memory codes on visual image processing: evidence from image transformation tasks,1992,18,1,157-165,Brandimonte
Retention and disruption of motion information in visual short-term memory,1992,18,1,151-156,Magnussen
Acquiring bimanual skills: contrasting forms of information feedback for interlimb decoupling,1993,19,6,1328-1344,Swinnen
Sequential and coordinative complexity: age-based processing limitations in figural transformations,1993,19,6,1297-1320,Mayr
Implicit and explicit memory for novel visual objects: structure and function,1993,19,5,995-1009,Schacter
Reduced feedback frequency enhances generalized motor program learning but not parameterization learning,1993,19,5,1134-1150,Wulf
Cognitive neuropsychology is more than single-case studies,1993,19,3,710-7; discussion 718-34,Rafal
Memory biases in left versus right implied motion,1993,19,2,471-484,Kelly
The influence of memory on perception: It's not what things look like it's what you call them,2009,35,6,1557-1562,Müsseler
Exaggerated risk: Prospect theory and probability weighting in risky choice,2009,35,6,1487-1505,Ayton
Working memory enhances visual perception: Evidence from signal detection analysis,2010,36,2,441-456,Humphreys
Neuropsychological evidence for visual- and motor-based affordance: Effects of reference frame and object-hand congruence,2010,36,3,659-670,Humphreys
Role of elaborative and perceptual integrative processes in perceptual-motor performance,1994,20,3,739-749,Balota
Do ability-performance relationships differentiate age and practice effects in visual search?,1994,20,3,710-738,Fisk
Effects of level of processing on implicit and explicit tasks,1994,20,3,671-679,Thapar
Transsaccadic integration of biological motion,1994,20,3,649-670,Verfaillie
"Remembering" words not presented in lists: relevance to the current recovered/false memory controversy,1996,22,3,811-3; discussion 814-6,Freyd
No enemies in the neighborhood: absence of inhibitory neighborhood effects in lexical decision and semantic categorization,1996,22,3,696-713,Forster
A syntactic complexity effect with visual patterns: evidence for the syntactic nature of the memory representation,1996,22,3,654-669,Chechile
Speed versus accuracy instructions study time and the mirror effect,1993,19,3,638-652,Kim
Knowing that you don't know: metamemory and discourse processing,1997,23,6,1378-1393,Klin
Response selection and response execution in task switching: evidence from a go-signal paradigm,2007,33,6,1062-1075,Koch
Spinning in the scanner: Neural correlates of virtual reorientation,2010,36,5,1097-1107,Sutton
Attention is required for acquisition but not expression of new response biases,2010,36,6,1554-1560,Proctor
Cue-independent task-specific representations in task switching: evidence from backward inhibition,2007,33,5,892-899,Altmann
Response-time tests of logical-rule models of categorization,2011,37,1,1-27,Little
The world is not flat: Can people reorient using slope?,2011,37,2,354-367,Shipley
Balancing cognitive demands: Control adjustments in the stop-signal paradigm,2011,37,2,392-404,Bissett
Making sense of surprise: An investigation of the factors influencing surprise judgments,2011,37,1,176-186,Maguire
Unskilled but aware: Reinterpreting overconfidence in low-performing students,2011,37,2,502-506,Miller
Bogus concerns about the false prototype enhancement effect,2011,37,2,368-377,Homa
Individual differences in susceptibility to inattentional blindness,2011,37,3,785-791,Strayer
People's hypercorrection of high-confidence errors: Did they know it all along?,2011,37,2,437-448,Metcalfe
Serial position effects in implicit and explicit tests of memory,1994,20,6,1370-1378,Shimamura
The shielding function of task sets and its relaxation during task switching,2011,37,6,1540-1546,Dreisbach
How modality specific is the iambic-trochaic law? Evidence from vision,2011,37,5,1199-1208,Peña
Neurobiological and memory models of risky decision making in adolescents versus young adults,2011,37,5,1125-1142,Mills
Cultural differences in strategic behavior: A study in computational estimation,2011,37,5,1294-1301,Imbo
Clarifying the advantage of small samples: As it relates to statistical Wisdom and Cahan's (2010) normative intuitions,2011,37,4,1039-1043,Fiedler
Memory inhibition aging and the executive deficit hypothesis,2012,38,1,178-186,Ortega
Can the focus of attention accommodate multiple separate items?,2011,37,6,1484-1502,Gilchrist
Communicating environmental risks: Clarifying the severity effect in interpretations of verbal probability expressions,2011,37,6,1571-1578,Harris
On the plasticity of the survival processing effect,2011,37,6,1553-1562,Kroneisen
Effect of grouping of evidence types on learning about interactions between observed and unobserved causes,2011,37,6,1432-1448,Rottman
Independent influences of verbalization and race on the configural and featural processing of faces: A behavioral and eye movement study,2012,38,1,61-77,Nakabayashi
Dynamic search and working memory in social recall,2012,38,1,218-228,Hills
Dividing attention lowers children's but increases adults' false memories,2012,38,1,204-210,Howe
Familiarity and personal experience as mediators of recall when planning for future contingencies,2012,38,1,240-245,Delton
What limits working memory capacity? Evidence for modality-specific sources to the simultaneous storage of visual and auditory arrays,2011,37,6,1329-1341,Marois
Reasoning about other people's beliefs: Bilinguals have an advantage,2012,38,1,211-217,Rubio-Fernández
What factors underlie associative and categorical memory illusions? The roles of backward associative strength and interitem connectivity,2012,38,1,229-239,Howe
Broken expectations: Violation of expectancies not novelty captures auditory attention,2012,38,1,164-177,Jones
The Rumsfeld effect: The unknown unknown,2012,38,2,340-355,Hampton
Shared cognitive processes underlying past and future thinking: The impact of imagery and concurrent task demands on event specificity,2012,38,2,356-365,Dewhurst
Position-item associations play a role in the acquisition of order knowledge in an implicit serial reaction time task,2012,38,2,440-456,Keisler
Drifting from slow to "d'oh!": Working memory capacity and mind wandering predict extreme reaction times and executive control errors,2011,38,3,525-549,Kane
Logic feels so good-I like it! Evidence for intuitive detection of logicality in syllogistic reasoning,2011,38,3,596-616,Handley
Individual differences in working memory capacity predict action monitoring and the error-related negativity,2012,38,3,757-763,Strayer
Cognitive Control: A Role for Implicit Learning?,2012,38,5,1243-1258,Deroost
Everyday Attention Failures: An Individual Differences Investigation,2012,38,6,1765-1772,Brewer
Working-Memory Load and Temporal Myopia in Dynamic Decision Making,2012,38,6,1640-1658,Otto
On the Prevalence of Directly Retrieved Autobiographical Memories,2012,38,5,1296-1308,Brown
How Should Witnesses Regulate the Accuracy of Their Identification Decisions: One Step Forward Two Steps Back?,2012,38,6,1810-1818,Weber
The Informational Constraints of Behavioral Distraction by Unexpected Sounds: The Role of Event Information,2012,38,5,1461-1468,Parmentier
Effects of Emotional Valence and Arousal on Recollective and Nonrecollective Recall,2013,39,3,663-677,Brainerd
Interference Within the Focus of Attention: Working Memory Tasks Reflect More Than Temporary Maintenance,2013,39,1,277-289,Engle
Excessive Response-Repetition Costs Under Task Switching: How Response Inhibition Amplifies Response Conflict,2013,39,1,126-139,Hübner
Visual Statistical Learning Based on the Perceptual and Semantic Information of Objects,2013,39,1,196-207,Otsuka
Deconfounding Distance Effects in Judgments of Moral Obligation,2013,39,1,237-252,Waldmann
The longer we have to forget the more we remember: the ironic effect of postcue duration in item-based directed forgetting,2013,39,3,691-699,Bancroft
Metacognitive awareness and adaptive recognition biases,2013,39,3,678-690,Selmeczy
Naïve point estimation,2013,39,3,782-800,Lindskog
Experimentally evoking nonbelieved memories for childhood events,2013,39,3,717-730,Smeets
Correction to Smith Hood and Gilchrist (2010),2012,38,5,1424,Gilchrist
Contextual match and cue-independence of retrieval-induced forgetting: testing the prediction of the model by Norman Newman and Detre (2007),2013,39,3,953-958,Mazzoni
More attention to attention? An eye-tracking investigation of selection of perceptual attributes during a task switch,2013,39,4,1142-1151,Monsell
How do observer's responses affect visual long-term memory?,2013,39,4,1097-1105,Makovski
How many is a zillion? Sources of number distortion,2013,39,4,1257-1264,Rips
Discounting of delayed rewards is not hyperbolic,2013,39,4,1274-1279,Luhmann
Conducting the train of thought: working memory capacity goal neglect and mind wandering in an executive-control task,2009,35,1,196-204,Kane
Attention modulation by proportion congruency: the asymmetrical list shifting effect,2013,39,5,1552-1562,Abrahamse
The SDT model of belief bias: complexity time and cognitive ability mediate the effects of believability,2013,39,5,1393-1402,Handley
Cognitive control of involuntary distraction by deviant sounds,2013,39,5,1635-1641,Parmentier
Active and passive spatial learning in human navigation: acquisition of survey knowledge,2013,39,5,1520-1537,Warren
Why are people bad at detecting randomness? A statistical argument,2013,39,5,1473-1490,Williams
Opposite effects of working memory on subjective visibility and priming,2013,39,6,1959-1965,Verguts
Exogenous social identity cues differentially affect the dynamic tracking of individual target faces,2013,39,6,1982-1989,Gabbert
Egocentric coding of space for incidentally learned attention: effects of scene context and task instructions,2014,40,1,233-250,Swallow
"A Long Time Ago in a Context Far Far Away": Retrospective Time Estimates and Internal Context Change,2014,40,1,86-93,Sahakyan
Distracted by your mind? Individual differences in distractibility predict mind wandering,2014,40,1,251-260,Forster
Dual-retrieval models and neurocognitive impairment,2014,40,1,41-65,Brainerd
Context-sensitive adjustment of cognitive control in dual-task performance,2014,40,2,399-416,Fischer
The effects of spatial contextual familiarity on remembered scenes episodic memories and imagined future events,2014,40,2,459-475,Moscovitch
Correction to Pfister Schroeder and Kunde (2013),2013,39,6,1913,Kunde
Restless mind restless body,2014,40,3,660-668,Cheyne
Attentional control and asymmetric associative priming,2014,40,3,844-856,Hutchison
Give your ideas some legs: The positive effect of walking on creative thinking,2014,40,4,1142-1152,Schwartz
Sample size bias in judgments of perceptual averages,2014,40,5,1321-1331,Price
Task switching versus cue switching: using transition cuing to disentangle sequential effects in task-switching performance,2007,33,2,370-378,Logan
On the origins of the task mixing cost in the cuing task-switching paradigm,2005,31,6,1477-1491,Rubin
The impact of disablers on predictive inference,2014,40,6,1638-1655,Cummins
Conjunction illusions and conjunction fallacies in episodic memory,2014,40,6,1610-1623,Reyna
Pre-Exposure of Repeated Search Configurations Facilitates Subsequent Contextual Cuing of Visual Search,2014,41,2,348-362,Shanks
Reasoning about intentions: counterexamples to reasons for actions,2014,41,1,55-76,Byrne
Components of attention modulated by temporal expectation,2014,41,1,178-192,Bundesen
Divided attention can enhance early-phase memory encoding: the attentional boost effect and study trial duration,2014,41,4,1223-1228,Spataro
Summary knowledge of results for skill acquisition: support for the guidance hypothesis,1989,15,2,352-359,Schmidt
Mistakes as stepping stones: effects of errors on episodic memory among younger and older adults,2014,41,3,841-850,Cyr
Sell in May and Go Away? Learning and Risk Taking in Nonmonotonic Decision Problems,2014,41,1,193-208,Hertwig
Active and passive spatial learning in human navigation: acquisition of graph knowledge,2014,41,4,1162-1178,Warren
Fast and careless or careful and slow? Apparent holistic processing in mental rotation is explained by speed-accuracy trade-offs,2014,41,4,1140-1151,Zimmer
Flexible conflict management: conflict avoidance and conflict adjustment in reactive cognitive control,2014,41,4,975-988,Kiesel
Event Structure and Cognitive Control,2015,41,5,1374-1387,Radvansky
Deductive updating is not Bayesian,2015,41,4,949-956,Markovits
Truthiness and falsiness of trivia claims depend on judgmental contexts,2015,41,5,1337-1348,Garry
Central and peripheral vision loss differentially affects contextual cueing in visual search,2015,41,5,1485-1496,Geringswald
Correction to Mattan et al. (2014),2015,41,4,1117,
Misremembering what you see or hear: dissociable effects of modality on short- and long-term false recognition,2015,41,5,1316-1325,Reuter-Lorenz
The role of response bias in perceptual learning,2015,41,5,1456-1470,Moore
Visual Memory for Objects Following Foveal Vision Loss,2015,41,5,1471-1484,Geringswald
Learned states of preparatory attentional control,2015,41,6,1790-1805,Yantis
The continued influence of implied and explicitly stated misinformation in news reports,2015,42,1,62-74,Zaragoza
Shaping Relations: Exploiting Relational Features for Visuospatial Priming,2015,42,1,127-139,Spivey
Red" matters when naming "car": the cascading activation of nontarget properties,2015,42,3,475-488,Roux
When intensions do not map onto extensions: individual differences in conceptualization,2015,42,4,505-523,Hampton
When enough is not enough: information overload and metacognitive decisions to stop studying information,2015,42,6,914-924,Castel
To risk or not to risk: anxiety and the calibration between risk perception and danger mitigation,2015,42,6,985-995,Notebaert
Listening natively across perceptual domains?,2016,42,7,1127-1139,Peña
Logic brightens my day: evidence for implicit sensitivity to logical validity,2016,42,9,1448-1457,Handley
Are you sure the library is that way? Metacognitive monitoring of spatial judgments,2016,42,7,1034-1049,Stevens
Searching for the best cause: roles of mechanism beliefs autocorrelation and exploitation,2016,42,8,1233-1256,Rottman
Modality probability and mental models,2016,42,10,1606-1620,Knauff
Satisficing in split-second decision making is characterized by strategic cue discounting,2016,42,12,1937-1956,Egner
The development of scope insensitivity in sharing behavior,2016,42,12,1972-1981,Slovic
Out of place out of mind: schema-driven false memory effects for object-location bindings,2016,43,3,404-421,Howe
Attentional capture by deviant sounds: a noncontingent form of auditory distraction?,2016,43,4,622-634,Vachon
Is conflict adaptation due to active regulation or passive carry-over? Evidence from eye movements,2016,43,3,385-393,Hubbard
Conflict and bias in heuristic judgment,2016,43,2,319-325,Bhatia
Conjunction faces alter confidence-accuracy relations for old faces,2016,43,6,837-850,Reinitz
Incidental learning of trust: examining the role of emotion and visuomotor fluency,2016,42,11,1759-1773,Tipper
Object selection costs in visual working memory: a diffusion model analysis of the focus of attention,2016,42,11,1673-1693,Sewell
Dependent measure and time constraints modulate the competition between conflicting feature-based and rule-based generalization processes,2016,43,4,515-527,Cobos
Multiple views of space: continuous visual flow enhances small-scale spatial learning,2017,43,6,851-861,Newcombe
Kill or die: moral judgment alters linguistic coding of causality,2017,43,8,1173-1182,Pinker
Rule-based reasoning is fast and belief-based reasoning can be slow: challenging current explanations of belief-bias and base-rate neglect,2017,43,7,1154-1170,Thompson
The role of familiarity in correcting inaccurate information,2017,43,12,1948-1961,Ecker
The testing effect under divided attention,2017,43,12,1934-1947,Mulligan
Pseudocontingencies and choice behavior in probabilistic environments with context-dependent outcomes,2018,44,1,50-67,Rummel
Attending globally or locally: incidental learning of optimal visual attention allocation,2018,44,3,387-398,Beck
Should we stop thinking about inhibition? Searching for individual and age differences in inhibition ability,2018,44,4,501-526,Oberauer
Effect monitoring in dual-task performance,2018,44,4,553-571,Kunde
Putting bandits into context: how function learning supports decision making,2018,44,6,927-943,Speekenbrink
Mechanisms underlying effects of approach-avoidance training on stimulus evaluation,2018,44,8,1224-1241,Eder
Winners and losers: reward and punishment produce biases in temporal selection,2019,45,5,822-833,Most
Post-conflict speeding: evidence of sequential effects in motivational conflicts,2019,45,3,452-469,Deutsch
Bias to (and away from) the extreme: comparing two models of categorical perception effects,2019,45,7,1166-1176,Goldstone
What do people typically do between list items? The nature of attention-based mnemonic activities depends on task context,2019,45,5,779-794,Cowan
Are cognitive control processes reliable?,2019,45,5,765-778,Blais
Belief bias is response bias: evidence from a two-step signal detection model,2019,45,2,320-332,Hayes
Dual-task costs in working memory: an adversarial collaboration,2018,ePub,ePub,ePub,Logie
How does aging impact decision making? The contribution of cognitive decline and strategic compensation revealed in a cognitive architecture,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Pachur
"A cruel king" is not the same as "a king who is cruel": modifier position affects how words are encoded and retrieved from memory,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Karimi
Learning about time: knowledge of formal timing symbols is related to individual differences in temporal precision,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Hamamouche
When is forewarned forearmed? Predicting auditory distraction in short-term memory,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Marsh
The role of passing time in decision-making,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Brown
The forgotten history of signal detection theory,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wixted
Does integrating a code-switch during comprehension engage cognitive control?,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Adler
When working memory meets control in the Stroop effect,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Tzelgov
Know your weaknesses: sophisticated impulsiveness motivates voluntary self-restrictions,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Tobler
Can co-speech gestures alone carry the mental time line?,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Winter
Should I stay or should I go? An ERP analysis of two-choice versus go/no-go response procedures in lexical decision,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Vergara-Martínez
Moving on or deciding to let go? A pathway exploring the relationship between emotional and decisional forgiveness and intentional forgetting,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Macleod
Misinformed and unaware? Metacognition and the influence of inaccurate information,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rapp
How much do we orient? A systematic approach to auditory distraction,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Marsh
Explaining risky choices with judgments: framing the zero effect and the contextual relativity of gist,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Reyna
Caffeine selectively mitigates cognitive deficits caused by sleep deprivation,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Altmann
Strategy and processing speed eclipse individual differences in control ability in conflict tasks,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Sumner
The influence of environmental geometry and spatial symmetry on spatial updating during locomotion,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lei
Effects of letter case on processing sequences of written words,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Grainger
Selection history and the strategic control of attention,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lee
The role of working memory in probabilistic cuing of visual search,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Vadillo
Visual re-anchoring in misaligned local spaces impairs global path integration,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lei
Individual differences in sarcasm interpretation and use: evidence from the UK and China,2023,49,3,445-463,Zhu
Attentional control and priming: the distractor set hypothesis,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chao
The psychological drivers of self-reported risk preference,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rolison
The attentional boost effect reflects both enhanced memory for target-paired objects and impaired memory for distractor-paired objects,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Sisk
Using unobserved causes to explain unexpected outcomes: the effect of existing causal knowledge on protection from extinction by a hidden cause,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lovibond
The influence of community structure on how communities categorize the world,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Lev-Ari
Memory modeling of counterfactual generation,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bhatia