Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
The effects of decision characteristics on children's selective search of predecisional information,1996,92,3,263-281,Davidson
The role of danger in affiliation and attraction,1961,18,,1-10,Pepitone
The perception of visual angle,1964,22,,119-134,Rock
The velocity of the motion after-effect,1956,12,,19-24,Johansson
A study of visual movements determined by form colour or brightness,1956,12,,65-75,Rattleff
Depth perception of double images in the vicinity of other images,1956,12,,111-129,Zajac
The evidence for the permanently disturbing effects of mother child separation,1956,12,,174-191,O'connor
The perception of incongruity by young children,1956,12,,342-348,Behar
Some aspects of apparent motion,1953,9,,159-181,Zeeman
The structural meaning of aggressiveness,1958,14,,253-280,Frankenstein
Rigidity stability and motion in perceptual space : A discussion of some mathematical principles operative in the perception of relative motion and of their possible function as determinants of a static perceptual space,1958,14,,359-370,Johansson
Measurements of subjective length in the vertical-horizontal illusion,1958,14,,371-374,Kunnapas
Visual field and interocular differences in the bisection of a line,1958,14,,375-383,Kunnapas
Risk-taking and need for achievement,1963,21,,108-115,Rim
Motion perception and personality III,1957,13,,66-67,Johansson
The kinesthetic estimation of distances in relation to the midline of the body in normal persons,1959,16,,235-244,Amir
Apperception: A new approach to a forgotten problem,1959,16,,254-266,From
Laboratory studies on the psychology of motion-sickness,1960,17,,89-91,Kottenhoff
On using inverting spectacles with children to test their motion sickness susceptibility,1960,17,,92-111,Kottenhoff
Convergence and depth perception,1960,17,,193-217,Roelofs
Perceptual and cognitive (or operational) structures in the development of the concept of space in the child,1955,11,,41-46,Piaget
Motion perception and personality I,1955,11,,289-296,Johansson
Interdependence in judgments of space time and movement,1955,11,,360-372,Cohen
The relationship between secondary function and some aspects of speed and tempo of behaviour,1955,11,,373-396,Biesheuvel
Sex differences in localization and orientation,1953,9,,82-96,Sandstrom
Interocular differences in the vertical-horizontal illusion,1957,13,,253-259,Kunnapas
Parental behavior toward boys and girls of preschool age,1961,18,,85-99,Eckhoff
Influence of the number of warning signals and of the intervals between them on simple reaction time,1963,21,,40-48,Geblewiczowa
Figural after-effects as a function of age,1960,17,,417-423,Pollack
The laws of the wandering phenomenon contribution to the theory of perception,1951,8,,154-168,Ekman
The effect of stimulant and depressant drugs on the latency of autokinetic illusion,1961,18,,354-359,Singh
The influence of the subject's attitude in perception,1958,14,,12-23,Gemelli
Fixation and the vertical-horisontal illusion,1958,14,,131-136,Kunnapas
Human tolerance limits,1950,7,,133-141,Bartlett
Critical flicker frequency during dark adaptation: The effect of anxiety,1960,17,,298-308,Ikeda
Perception and the security-insecurity dimension,1963,21,,68-70,Defares
Influence of different sequences of optical stimuli on the estimation of duration of a given interval of time,1951,8,,89-128,Roelofs
Vertical-Horizontal illusion and surrounding field,1957,13,,35-42,Kunnapas
The dependence of the figural after-effects on the location of the stimuli in the visual field,1960,17,,253-259,Malhotra
Situational and personal influences on space perception with experimental spectacles : Part one: Prolonged experiments with inverting glasses,1957,13,,79-97,Kottenhoff
Effects of prolonged gravitational stress on performance,1958,14,,92-108,Frankenhaeuser
Motion perception and personality II,1957,13,,61-65,Johansson
No anticipation without intention: Response-effect compatibility in effect-based and stimulus-based actions,2013,144,3,628-634,Zwosta
Some aspects of reaction processes,1967,27,,115-130,Sanders
The diminishing time-uncertainty with the lapse of time after the warning signal in reaction-time experiments with varying fore-periods,1970,34,4,399-419,Naatanen
Heterogeneous inhibition processes involved in different facets of self-reported impulsivity: Evidence from a community sample,2008,129,3,332-339,Van der Linden
Decisions among time saving options: when intuition is strong and wrong,2008,127,2,501-509,Svenson
Mental representations of obligatory and prohibitory traffic signs,2008,129,1,8-17,Vargas
Acoustic confusion in long term memory. An extension of previous findings,1970,32,4,394-398,Gruneberg
A note on "the sensory-tonic theory of figural after-effect--a failure to replicate",1970,32,2,199-201,Pollack
Cerebral dominance or lateral preference in motor control,1970,32,2,196-198,Dimond
Circadian periodicity in self stimulation with light: effect of previous light exposure,1970,32,2,186-191,Thor
Conditional reflexes and learning machines,1970,34,1,98-105,Reader
A factor analytic study of perceptual behavior in 4th and 5th grade children,1970,34,1,89-97,McWhinnie
Sex differences on tests of visual figural aftereffects,1970,34,1,78-88,Pressey
Concurrent circadian periodicities: gross activity and self stimulation with light,1970,34,1,67-77,Thor
Individual differences in signal detection,1970,34,1,39-50,Ingham
The influence of speed and interval variation of serial stimuli on physiological change,1970,34,1,22-38,Kok
The influence of margins on visual after-effects in the third dimension,1970,32,1,81-90,Farnè
Studies of visual backward masking and a model for the Crawford effect,1970,32,1,31-47,Dodwell
The organization of component decisions in visual search,1970,33,,93-105,Lehtiö
The effect of preceding and following auditory stimuli on response times to visual stimuli,1970,33,,5-20,Nickerson
Evoked response correlates of expectancy during vigilance,1970,33,,402-413,Wilkinson
Vigilance performance and skin conductance,1970,33,,394-401,Verschoor
Effects of noise on arousal level in auditory vigilance,1970,33,,381-393,Gulian
Vigilance: a paradigm and some physiological speculations,1970,33,,367-380,Jerison
Influence of display task and organismic variables on indices of monitoring behavior,1970,33,,343-366,Alluisi
On selection in visual immediate memory,1970,33,,280-292,Von Wright
Can we see and hear at the same time? Some recent studies of intersensory facilitation of reaction time,1970,33,,21-35,Bernstein
The cerebral basis of lateral asymmetries in attention,1970,33,,193-201,Kinsbourne
Evoked potential EEG and slow-potential correlates of selective attention,1970,33,,178-192,Naatanen
A study of the Bender Gestalt figures and visual perception,1969,31,4,394-396,Adamo
A cross-cultural study of belongingness anxiety and self sufficiency,1969,31,4,385-393,Anant
The role of the felt position of the head in the audiogyral illusion,1969,31,4,375-384,Lester
Stereotypes according to ethnic origin social class and sex,1969,31,4,312-325,Rim
A pictorial perception paradox,1969,31,4,365-374,Deregowski
Toward understanding the role of tasks in behavioral research,1969,31,2,97-128,Hackman
The effect of conditional probability of the response signal on the simple reaction time,1969,31,2,129-144,Requin
Perception past experience and the "impossible experiment",1969,31,1,66-96,Kanizsa
The development of the Polish adaptation of the Eysenck's "Maudsley personality inventory",1969,31,1,45-65,Choynowski
On the relationship between spatial localization and eye-movement,1969,29,4,309-332,Tánczos
The duration inventory: subjective extensions of temporal zones,1969,29,4,333-352,Cottle
Laboratory studies of repetitive work. IV. Auto-arousal as a determinant of performance in monotonous tasks,1969,29,3,268-278,Murrell
The apparent movement between visual and acoustic stimulus and the problem of intermodal relations,1969,29,3,256-267,Zapparoli
Latent communication: the objects as vehicles,1969,29,3,297-302,Höweler
Psychometric correlates of the visual evoked potential,1969,29,3,303-308,Osborne
The sensory-tonic theory of figural after-effect--a failure to replicate,1969,29,1,93-97,McEwen
Peak experiences and ego permissiveness. An exploratory factor study of their dimensions in normal persons,1969,29,1,35-64,Taft
Adaptive regulation of visual after-effect duration and social-emotional adjustment,1969,29,1,1-34,Andersson
The simple reaction time as an aid in determining the sign of a visual transient response,1969,30,,84-95,Mowbray
On the speed of mental processes,1969,30,,412-431,Donders
Speed and accuracy of movement and their changes with age,1969,30,,3-15,Welford
Thalamo-cortical components of reaction time,1969,30,,378-386,Haider
Intermittency in reaction time and perception and evoked response correlates of image quality,1969,30,,368-377,White
Some data on neurophysiological processes involved in the preparatory motor activity to reaction time performance,1969,30,,358-367,Requin
The central control of sensory transmission and its possible relation to reaction time,1969,30,,339-357,Angel
Effects of GABA and metrazol and alternation of response,1969,29,2,188-194,Sinha
Rhythmic registration of movement apparent movement and apparent rest,1969,29,2,134-149,Muijen
Apparent length of a rotating arc-line as a function of speed of rotation,1968,28,4,398-403,Stanley
Global self-rating the independence of questionnaire drive and anziety and social desirability variance,1968,28,4,387-397,Farley
A note on a new technique of recording ambulation in the open field test and its validation,1968,28,3,293-300,Weldon
The effect of set on perceived egocentric distance,1968,28,3,283-292,Gogel
The figural after-effects in the reverse direction,1968,28,3,266-282,Malhotra
A test of Pavlov's cortical irradiation hypothesis,1968,28,2,195-200,Robinson
A facilitative effect of prior punishments on. II. Subsequent resistance to simple extinction,1968,28,2,189-194,Akhtar
A facilitative effect of prior shocks on. 1. Subsequent resistance to consistent shocks,1968,28,2,181-188,Akhtar
Perception without awareness. A reply to K. M. Bánréti-Fuchs,1968,28,2,171-180,Dixon
The location of experience: a manifest time orientation,1968,28,2,129-149,Cottle
Color association values and response interference on variants of the Stroop test,1967,26,3,286-295,Shaver
The development of a questionnaire measure of hostility and agression,1967,26,3,265-285,Stacey
Light summation and the perceived length of moving lines,1967,26,3,260-264,Stanley
Contradictions and incompatibilities in the self and the ideal-self concept,1967,26,3,249-256,Van Der Werff
Retroactive facilitation in the learning of new responses to old stimuli,1967,26,3,241-248,Budohoska
The relationship between perceived movement and apparent displacement: a reply to Brosgole,1967,26,3,236-240,Glick
Note on perceived movement and apparent displacement,1967,26,3,233-235,Brosgole
The effect of massed versus spaced practice on auditory threshold,1967,26,3,227-232,Ramsay
Perceptual and response hierarchies in object identification,1967,26,3,216-226,Wingfield
Attention and psychophysical time,1967,27,,93-100,Kristofferson
Where is capacity limited? A survey and a model,1967,27,,84-92,Moray
Apparent individual differences in channel capacity,1967,27,,75-83,Elithorn
The effect of signal intensity and training on simple reaction time,1967,27,,71-74,Kornblum
Some experiments on refractoriness,1967,27,,64-70,Koster
Intermittency and selective attention,1967,27,,57-63,Davis
The refractory period of choice reactions with regular and irregular interstimuli intervals,1967,27,,45-56,Bertelson
Sustained performance work-rest scheduling and diurnal rhythms in man,1967,27,,436-442,Chiles
Performance differences in continuous tasks,1967,27,,427-435,Murrell
Training for auditory detection,1967,27,,420-426,Annett
Temporal orientation and vigilance performance,1967,27,,410-419,McGrath
A two-factor theory of vigilance in the light of recent studies,1967,27,,400-409,McCormack
Detectability theory and the interpretation of vigilance data,1967,27,,390-399,Taylor
Target detection performance with a stationary radar sweep-line,1967,27,,361-367,Baker
Computer determinations of the effect of superseding signals,1967,27,,35-44,Gottsdanker
The effects of target specification on objects fixated during visual search,1967,27,,355-360,Williams
On the distribution of attention in a dynamic environment,1967,27,,349-354,Senders
Evidence of internal clocks in the human operator,1967,27,,341-348,Latour
Eye movements evoked responses and visual perception: some speculations,1967,27,,337-340,White
Response selection in keeping track of several things at once,1967,27,,325-332,Yntema
Auditory and visual stores in short term memory,1967,27,,316-324,Murdock
Some additive results in short term memory,1967,27,,306-315,Harrison
Recognition memory and reaction time,1967,27,,298-305,Morin
Temporal confusions and limited capacity processors,1967,27,,293-297,Norman
Objective measurement of mental load,1967,27,,253-261,Kalsbeek
Vigilance attention expectation and cortical evoked potentials,1967,27,,246-252,Haider
Expectancy waiting time and the psychological refractory period,1967,27,,23-34,Nickerson
Evoked response and reaction time,1967,27,,235-245,Wilkinson
Quantification of shared capacity processing in auditory and visual discrimination,1967,27,,223-229,Taylor
A dynamic model of timing behavior,1967,27,,204-212,Michon
Sequences of responses to signals encoded in time only,1967,27,,197-203,Klemmer
Decision making during paced arrival of probabilistic information,1967,27,,170-177,Sanders
Choice reaction time for repetitions and non-repetitions. A re-examination of the information hypothesis,1967,27,,178-187,Kornblum
Decision times in signal detection,1967,27,,154-159,Wolfendale
Reaction time and accuracy,1967,27,,143-153,Bekker
Time to detect errors as a function of factors affecting choice-response time,1967,27,,131-142,Rabbitt
Identification of simultaneously presented simple visual and auditory stimuli,1967,27,,101-109,Lindsay
Social desirability and dimensionality in the sensation-seeking scale,1967,26,1,89-96,Farley
Apparent brightness of a rotating arc-line as a function of speed of rotation,1967,26,1,17-21,Stanley
Time perception in children in the absence of external temporal synchronizers,1967,26,2,182-188,Thor
Perception without awareness,1967,26,2,148-160,Bánréti-Fuchs
A peculiar visual illusion: the apparent Piston Effect,1967,26,2,130-147,Coen-Gelders
Application of the Mosaic Test upon Hindus and Muslims,1967,26,1,9-16,Chatterjee
Effects of facilitating neutral and inhibiting instructions on perceptual tasks following brain damage,1966,25,3,173-198,Lodge
Information theory and figure perception: the metaphor that failed,1966,25,1,12-35,Green
The effect of instructions on the reported duration of a spiral after-effect,1966,25,1,94-100,Oliver
Conservation across illusory transformations in young children,1966,25,4,389-400,Elkind
The effect of background on the Zöllner illusion,1966,25,4,373-380,Wallace
The response style myth. An empirical study involving the T-scale,1966,25,4,365-372,Stacey
Apparent shrinkage of a rotating arc as a function of luminance relations between figure and surround,1966,25,4,357-364,Stanley
The Stroop color-word test: a review,1966,25,1,36-93,Jensen
Studies on subjective duration. II. Subjective time measurement during tasks with different information content,1965,24,,205-212,Michon
Role of common and distinct elements in perceptive differentiation,1965,24,,49-67,Vurpillot
Some relations between autokinetic motion and space localization,1965,24,,41-48,Werner
Response sets neuroticism and extraversion: a factorial study,1965,24,,29-40,Soueif
Phases of sleep and spontaneous smiles,1965,24,,1-28,Tcheng
Scoring the Stroop test,1965,24,5,398-408,Jensen
Exogenous spatial cueing modulates subliminal masked priming,2007,126,1,34-45,Theeuwes
Spatially mediated capacity limits in attentive visual perception,2007,126,2,98-119,Kramer
Horizontal-vertical anisotropy in visual space,2006,123,3,219-239,Koenderink
3-D processing in the Poggendorff illusion,2007,126,1,46-58,Koning
Visual object affordances: object orientation,2007,124,2,238-255,Ellis
Handedness-related asymmetry in coupling strength in bimanual coordination: furthering theory and evidence,2007,124,2,209-237,de Poel
Disruption of order information by irrelevant items: a serial recognition paradigm,2007,124,3,356-369,Gisselgård
A new response-time measure of object persistence in the tunnel effect,2006,123,1-2,73-90,Kawachi
Inhibition of return for expected and unexpected targets,2007,124,3,257-273,Taylor
Nonverbal representation of time and number in adults,2007,124,3,296-318,Andrews
Surface geometry influences the shape of illusory contours,2006,123,1-2,20-40,Singh
Haptic and visual perception of roughness,2007,124,2,177-189,Kappers
Implicit identification of irrelevant local objects interacts with global/local processing of hierarchical stimuli,2006,122,3,321-336,Poirel
Testing the limits of cognitive plasticity in older adults: application to attentional control,2006,123,3,261-278,Kramer
Anticipation skill and susceptibility to deceptive movement,2006,123,3,355-371,Abernethy
Aging and visual search: automatic and controlled attentional bias to threat faces,2006,123,3,312-336,Hahn
An investigation of false memory in perceptual implicit tasks,2006,123,3,240-260,McBride
Endogenous versus exogenous attentional cuing effects on memory,2006,122,3,305-320,Macleod
Estimating the quantitative relation between incongruent information and response time,2006,122,3,267-279,Kerzel
Aging memory and visual search,2006,122,3,288-304,Kramer
Violation of pure insertion during mental rotation is independent of stimulus type task and subjects' age,2006,122,3,280-287,Jansen-Osmann
Partial perceptual equivalence between vision and touch for texture information,2006,121,3,227-248,Picard
The path of visual attention,2006,121,2,199-209,Brown
The nature of residual cost in regular switch response factors,2006,122,1,45-57,González
The impact of secondary tasks on multi-tasking in a virtual environment,2006,122,1,27-44,Logie
Shared representations in body perception,2006,121,3,317-330,Thomas
The use of recognition information and additional cues in inferences from memory,2006,121,3,275-284,Bröder
The perceived importance of sensory modalities in product usage: a study of self-reports,2006,121,1,41-64,Schifferstein
Does an auditory distractor sequence affect self-paced tapping?,2006,121,1,81-107,Repp
Models of high-dimensional semantic space predict language-mediated eye movements in the visual world,2006,121,1,65-80,Quinlan
Oscillatory motion induces change blindness,2006,121,3,249-274,Allen
Aligning confidence with accuracy: revisiting the role of feedback,2007,125,2,221-239,González-Vallejo
Comparative judgments with missing information: a regression and process tracing analysis,2007,125,1,66-84,Albert
An investigation into the temporal dimension of the Mozart effect: evidence from the attentional blink task,2007,125,1,117-128,Ho
The role of activity in visual impressions of causality,2006,123,1-2,166-185,White
ERPs associated with visual duration discriminations in prefrontal and parietal cortex,2007,125,1,85-98,Bernard
Perceived physical and social causality in animated motions: spontaneous reports and ratings,2006,123,1-2,112-143,Mitchell
The perception of causality in infancy,2006,123,1-2,144-165,Carey
Measuring causal perception: connections to representational momentum?,2006,123,1-2,91-111,Scholl
Amodal completion and visual holes (static and moving),2006,123,1-2,55-72,Bertamini
Sex differences in emotional behaviour in mammals including man: endocrine bases,1971,35,1,29-46,Gray
Perceptual and judgemental bias in classification of word-shape displays,1971,35,6,461-477,Seymour
Emotional reaction to past and future events as a function of temporal distance,1971,35,6,430-441,Ekman
Sex differences in emotional behaviour: a reply to Gray and Buffery,1971,35,6,415-429,Archer
The separation of individual- and system-influences on behavior in social contexts,1971,35,6,442-460,Scheiblechner
The relation between latency and accuracy in the identification of visual stimuli. II. The effects of sequential dependencies,1971,35,5,399-413,Wilding
The relation between latency and accuracy in the identification of visual stimuli. I. The effects of task difficulty,1971,35,5,378-398,Wilding
Effects of extraneous stimulation on afterimage adaptation,1971,35,2,138-150,Andersson
The effect of expectation on judgments of odor,1972,36,6,450-458,Engen
Effects of foreperiod interval upon reaction time alpha blocking and heart rate under variable conditions with reduced learning factors,1972,36,6,459-470,Kakigi
The codability of kinesthetic location and distance information,1972,36,6,471-479,Roy
On the nature of the interhemispheric effects of fatigue,1972,36,6,443-449,Dimond
Compensatory tracking performance of children in terms of linear operator theory,1972,36,5,388-407,Rose
A model for diagnostic problem solving,1972,36,5,370-380,Kozielecki
Space-time relations: the effects of variations in stimulus and interstimulus interval duration on perceived visual extent,1972,36,5,358-369,Bill
Can Hick's law and Fitts' law be combined?,1972,36,5,348-357,Howarth
Observers detecting a signal in two multiple observation tasks,1972,36,4,253-274,Gaussin
Personality and system influences on behavior in groups: frequency models,1972,36,4,322-336,Scheiblechner
Retention over time in relation to arousal during learning: an explantation of discrepant results,1972,36,4,290-321,Levonian
Heart rate variability in a binary choice reaction task: an evaluation of some scoring methods,1972,36,3,239-251,Mulder
Reaction time to the second of two shortly spaced auditory signals both varying in intensity,1972,36,3,226-238,Keuss
Some effects of cognitive similarity on proactive and retroactive interference in short-term memory,1972,36,3,190-196,Sanders
On threshold mechanisms for achromatic and chromatic vision,1972,36,3,178-189,Walraven
The accuracy of aiming at a target. Some further evidence for a theory of intermittent control,1972,36,3,171-177,Howarth
The effect of frequency variation upon RT to the second of two shortly spaced auditory stimuli,1972,36,2,95-111,Keuss
Anchor effects in comparative judgment and an analysis of response times,1972,36,2,85-94,Ellis
Brief auditory storage: a modification of Sperling's paradigm applied to audition,1972,36,2,161-170,Treisman
Bounding of letter sequences and the integration of visually presented words,1972,36,2,112-124,KOLERS
Backward and forward Crawford masking of multiple recognition stimuli,1972,36,1,76-78,Long
Visual search through short digit sequences is self terminating,1972,36,1,54-59,Kinsbourne
Acoustic confusions and order forgetting,1972,36,1,48-53,Gruneberg
Hemispheric control of hand function in the human brain,1972,36,1,32-36,Dimond
Spatial relationships and S-R compatibility,1972,36,1,1-15,Brebner
Depth of visual information processing,1973,37,6,375-392,Pollack
Ear asymmetry in perception of emotional non-verbal stimuli,1973,37,6,351-357,Carmon
Selectivity versus summation in multiple observation tasks: evidence with spectrum parameter noise in speech,1973,37,5,285-299,Haggard
Two components and two stages in search performance: a case study in visual search,1973,37,4,255-277,Prinz
Time reproductions by H.M,1973,37,4,279-282,Richards
Asymmetry in perception: attention versus other determinants,1973,37,4,241-247,Dee
Visual and verbal coding in the interhemispheric transfer of information,1973,37,4,229-240,Davis
Slow potential changes and choice reaction time as a function of interstimulus interval,1973,37,3,173-186,Naatanen
Interindividual differences in homomodal and heteromodal scaling,1973,37,1,31-42,Hallsten
Adaptation-level and theory of signal detection: an examination and integration of two judgment models for voluntary stimulus generalization,1973,37,1,15-29,Hébert
Timing of expectance peak in simple reaction time situation,1974,38,6,461-470,Naatanen
Effects of inter-signal interval regulairty on increase in reaction time in a one hour auditory monitoring task,1974,38,6,455-460,Tornros
Judgments of temporal duration while processing verbal and physiognomic stimuli,1974,38,6,447-453,Hicks
Sequences of similarity judgments as time series,1974,38,6,429-445,Gregson
The possible influence of imagery upon retrieval and representation in LTM,1974,38,6,425-428,Figueroa
No retinal component in prism adaptation,1974,38,6,421-423,Crawshaw
Adding and averaging angles: comparison of haptic-visual and visual-visual information integration,1974,38,4,331-336,Stanley
Oculomotor control and occipital alpha activity: a review and a hypothesis,1974,38,3,235-256,Wertheim
An analysis of the stages underlying the process of responding to personality items,1974,38,3,205-213,Rogers
Some evidence for a selfterminating process in simple visual search tasks,1974,38,3,169-181,Van Der Heijden
Eye movements and visual imagery in free recall,1974,38,4,267-276,Janssen
Aniseikonia. II. The influence of vertical and horizontal aniseikonia on the orientation of longitudinal horopters,1974,38,4,303-314,van der Meer
Aniseikonia. I. The influence of the magnification percentage of afocal meridional lenses on the magnitude of the stereoscopic depth effect,1974,38,4,283-302,van der Meer
The influence of figure size and orientation on the magnitude of the horizontal-vertical illusion,1974,38,5,413-420,Thompson
Effect of size of angle on the ambiguous Müller-Lyer illusion,1974,38,5,401-404,Pressey
Speed-accuracy tradeoff models for auditory detection with deadlines,1974,38,5,379-399,McFarland
The motor system in simple reaction time experiments,1974,38,5,367-377,Meijers
Scanning for reversed and rotated targets,1974,38,5,343-349,Frith
Sequential effects in visual search,1974,38,4,315-321,Monk
Some components of colour-word interference and their relationship with field dependence,1974,38,4,323-330,Ray
Response times and inspection times in n-value concept learning,1974,38,2,99-115,Gilhooly
The effect of set size on the latency to name words,1974,38,2,93-98,Gellatly
Symmetry and discrimination learning,1974,38,2,81-91,Ellis
The role of hemispheric specialization in the analysis of Stroop stimuli,1974,38,2,149-158,Davis
Task requirement and hemifield asymmetry in tachistoscopic partial report performance,1974,38,2,131-147,Scheerer
Similarity judgments modified by feedback,1974,38,2,117-129,Gregson
Context control of search behavior: evidence from a "hurdling"-technique,1974,38,1,73-80,Prinz
A new visual illusion: neonlike color spreading and complementary color induction between subjective contours,1975,39,6,441-445,van Tuijl
The effect of irrelevant spatial correspondences on two-choice response-time,1975,39,6,427-439,Marsh
Processing capacity requirements of stimulus encoding,1975,39,5,393-410,Millar
Some temporal factors in the successive comparison of auditory amplitudes,1975,39,5,377-392,Long
The use of contact lenses for the lateralisation of visual input in man,1975,39,5,341-349,Dimond
Arousal and memory: phasic measures of arousal in a free recall task,1975,39,4,303-310,Warren
Retinal painting and visual information storage,1975,39,4,283-288,Molloy
High order sequential effects and the negative gradient of the relationship between simple reaction-time and foreperiod duration,1975,39,4,263-270,Requin
Detection of one- two- and three-dimensional Markov constraints in visual displays II: Multistate displays,1975,39,4,251-262,Pollack
The acoustic similarity effect,1975,39,3,237-239,Marcer
Sequential effects in an eight choice serial reaction time task,1975,39,3,205-216,Kirby
Selective preparation and time uncertainty,1975,39,3,193-203,Bertelson
A comparison of attentional and control shift models of the performance of concurrent tasks,1975,39,3,183-191,Briggs
Lateral stimulus-response compatibility effects in the oculomotor system,1975,39,3,175-181,Pishkin
Interhemispheric transfer of figural information in right- and non-right-handed subjects,1975,39,2,97-104,Beaumont
Individual differences in speed of phonemic analysis visual analysis and reading,1975,39,2,91-96,Baron
EEG alpha rhythm ocular activity and basal skin resistance,1975,39,2,153-160,Verbaten
Generalized and lateralized effects of concurrent verbal rehearsal upon performance of sequential movements of the fingers by the left and right hands,1975,39,2,119-130,Hicks
The processing of affectively-toned words in incidental learning: a test of differential acquisition and response bias hypotheses,1975,39,1,51-67,Ellis
Some evidence for a limited capacity parallel selfterminating process in simple visual search tasks,1975,39,1,21-41,Van Der Heijden
Temporal precision of coding as a basic factor of laterality effects in the retention of verbal auditory stimuli,1975,39,1,1-12,Bosshardt
Context effects in short-term memory: confirmatory evidence from recall of visually presented lists,1976,40,6,423-430,Bunt
Effect of information feedback upon intertrial consistency of time judgment,1976,40,4,265-270,Hicks
The effects of adaptation to stereoscopic depth and to uniocular image magnification on the duration of short-term visual storage,1976,40,4,311-323,van der Meer
Motion information in iconic memory,1976,40,4,257-264,Michaels
Short-term retention of visually presented stimuli: some evidence of visual encoding,1976,40,2,153-162,Nickerson
The detection of structure in visual displays,1976,40,2,115-125,Frith
The influence of shape on apparent area: a new demonstration,1976,40,2,103-113,Foster
An inquiry into the process of temporal orientation,1976,40,1,57-73,Fischhoff
Evidence for an outflow theory of skill,1976,40,1,49-56,Jones
Complexity as a determinant of visual field effects for random forms,1976,40,1,29-34,Durant
Auditory similarity and the independence of short- and long-term memory,1976,40,1,1-8,Baldwin
The role of converging lines on the perception of vertical lines: a Ponzo illusion variant,1977,41,6,461-466,Thompson
Pattern similarity and cognitive transformations,1977,41,6,433-447,Imai
Bilateral electrodermal activity in waking man,1977,41,4,273-282,Myslobodsky
Emotional response to films shown to the right or left hemisphere of the brain measured by heart rate,1977,41,4,255-260,Dimond
Temporal uncertainty of auditory signals in a monitoring task: effects of inter-signal interval length and regularity on increase in reaction time,1977,41,2-3,183-190,Fagerstrom
Transmarginal inhibition in a reaction time task as a function of extraversion and neuroticism,1977,41,2-3,139-150,Keuss
The role of gaze in dialogue,1978,42,6,453-475,Frith
Looking where you listen: visual cues and auditory attention,1978,42,4,331-341,Reisberg
Early selective-attention effect on evoked potential reinterpreted,1978,42,4,313-329,Naatanen
Imagery ability and the identification of hands: a chronometric analysis,1978,42,4,253-262,Walsh
Effects of amphetamine and barbiturate in a serial reaction task under paced and self-paced conditions,1978,42,4,263-276,Sanders
Global attributes in visual word recognition: contour perception of three-letter strings,1978,42,3,205-223,Schiepers
A suppressing effect of response selection on immediate arousal in a choice reaction task,1978,42,3,181-186,Sanders
Effects of concurrent verbal rehearsal and temporal set upon judgments of temporal duration,1978,42,3,173-179,Hicks
Coding processes in preselected and constrained movements: effect of vision,1978,42,2,145-161,Kelso
Muscle tension skin conductance and finger pulse volume: asymmetries as a function of cognitive demands,1978,42,2,83-93,Garland
Defining the boundary in a positioning task,1978,42,1,7-19,Buck
Counting eliminates the repetition effect in judgments of temporal duration,1979,43,5,361-366,Hicks
Anatomic and environmental dimensions of stimulus-response compatibility: implication for theories of memory coding,1979,43,5,367-379,Klapp
Autocorrelation of choice-reaction times,1979,43,5,381-412,Laming
Stimulus intensity effects on auditory and visual reaction processes,1979,43,4,299-312,Niemi
Attention-switching and grouping in counting interaurally presented clicks,1979,43,4,283-297,ten Hoopen
Visual imagery ability and the recognition of verbal and nonverbal stimuli,1979,43,4,253-269,Ernest
Word recognition in loud noise,1979,43,3,225-237,Millar
The repetition effect in time judgments is not a function of the intensity of the stimulus defining the interval: implications for an arousal theory,1979,43,3,169-176,Hicks
Evidence for direct visual access to letter identities,1980,46,3,181-192,Haber
A watched pot sometimes boils: a study of duration experience,1980,46,2,81-94,Reed
Evoked potential correlates of visual selective attention,1980,46,2,129-140,Wastell
The pre/post cueing technique in the study of selective attention,1980,46,2,115-128,Hede
Visual memory for colour,1980,46,2,103-114,File
Cerebral hemispheres and selective attention,1980,46,1,41-61,Guiard
Predicting spatial ability from hemispheric 'non-verbal' lateralisation: sex handedness and task differences implicate encoding strategy effects,1980,46,1,1-14,Birkett
Effect of list length on recall after dichotomous visual presentation,1980,44,3,245-252,Martin
Decision making and hemispheric specialization,1980,44,3,235-243,Jones
Sequential motor ability of left-handed inverted and non-inverted writers,1980,44,2,165-173,Todor
Memory for movement: interaction of location and distance cues and imagery ability,1980,44,2,117-130,Walsh
Attention demands of movements as a function of their duration and velocity,1980,44,1,59-69,Newell
Location vs. frequency of pure tones as a basis of fast discrimination,1980,44,1,31-40,Naatanen
Visual bias in guided and pre-selected movements,1980,44,1,1-19,Smyth
Visual processing of multielement arrays and selective backward masking,1981,49,3,215-232,Keating
Eye movements and performance during bilateral tracing tasks,1981,49,3,201-213,Honda
Perceptual selection in dichotic listening,1981,49,3,189-200,Hede
A further evaluation of the limitation of wholistic visualization,1981,49,2,95-108,Beech
The limits of perceived magnitude: comparison among individuals and among perceptual continua,1981,49,1,83-94,Teghtsoonian
Boredom: practical consequences and a theory,1981,49,1,53-82,O'Hanlon
An olfactory investigation of the compatibility of oddity instructions with the design of a 3-AFC signal detection task,1981,49,1,1-16,Frijters
Perceived relative depth from velocity gradients: a model,1981,48,1-3,195-201,Andersen
On the relativity of perceived motion,1981,48,1-3,97-110,Wertheim
Velocity judgments of continuously moving and stroboscopically presented stimuli using magnitude and category scaling,1981,48,1-3,89-94,Van Eyl
Monoptic and dichoptic signals do not cooperate in the perception of a bistable motion display,1981,48,1-3,79-87,Gerbino
The information basis in the perception of velocity,1981,48,1-3,69-78,Mashour
Vernier acuity and stereopsis with discontinuously moving stimuli,1981,48,1-3,57-67,Morgan
Detection and discrimination of moving gratings,1981,48,1-3,5-13,Thompson
Psychophysical properties of displacement thresholds for moving targets,1981,48,1-3,49-55,Johnson
The spatial and temporal organisation of motion perception units in human vision,1981,48,1-3,35-47,Barbur
Visual motion cues in prismatic adaptation: evidence of two separate and additive processes,1981,48,1-3,253-270,Jordan
Evidence for parallel processing in motion perception,1981,48,1-3,25-34,Favreau
A visually-driven postural after-effect,1981,48,1-3,241-251,Reason
Perception of motion using blur pattern information in the moderate and high-velocity domains of vision,1981,48,1-3,227-237,Harrington
Visual control during straight road driving,1981,48,1-3,215-225,Riemersma
Optical information for detecting loss in one's own forward speed,1981,48,1-3,203-213,Warren
A neglected problem: kinetic size constancy,1981,48,1-3,187-194,Noguchi
On the spatio-temporal determinants of some motion effects,1981,48,1-3,175-185,Caelli
The perceptual coherence of moving visual patterns,1981,48,1-3,163-174,Lappin
The apparent path of a stationary and a circularly moving spot during the smooth pursuit of another circularly moving spot,1981,48,1-3,151-160,Hayashi
Direction selectivity in human visual perception investigated with low contrast gratings,1981,48,1-3,15-23,van der Glas
Detection of displacement during saccades: spatial and functional differences allied to preprogramming,1981,48,1-3,141-149,Heywood
Localization of brief visual stimuli during pursuit eye movements,1981,48,1-3,133-140,Yakimoff
Saccadic programming and perceived location,1981,48,1-3,123-131,Wong
Cognitive factors in subjective stabilization of the visual world,1981,48,1-3,111-121,Bridgeman
Effects of vestibular and visual motion perception on task performance,1981,48,1-3,271-287,Hosman
Task-hemispheric integrity in dual task performance,1982,52,3,227-247,Wickens
Duration estimates of two information processing components,1982,52,3,213-226,Salthouse
An analysis of performance by pre-school children on the KRISP and on a length discrimination task,1982,52,3,197-211,Jones
The existence and role of retinotopic and spatiotopic forms of visual persistence,1982,52,3,175-196,Breitmeyer
Positive and negative effects of stimulus intensity in auditory reaction tasks: further studies on immediate arousal,1982,52,1-2,61-72,Keuss
Hemispheric asymmetry in fighter and helicopter pilots,1982,52,1-2,33-40,Gordon
Violation of the retinal acuity gradient in a detection task,1982,52,1-2,23-31,Chastain
Lack of sleep and covert orienting of attention,1982,52,1-2,137-145,Sanders
The influence of the similarity of retrieved response tendencies on the ability to simultaneously initiate and/or suppress outputs,1982,52,1-2,1-21,Buckolz
The effects of noise and task priority on recall of order and location,1982,51,3,245-255,Smith
The effect of sleep-loss on processing information in the functional visual field,1982,51,2,149-162,Sanders
Conservation learning and the differential impact of visual information available during and after modeling,1982,51,2,123-135,Robert
Sex sex role and psychomotor reminiscence,1982,51,2,115-122,McLean
An additive factor analysis of the effects of sleep loss on reaction processes,1982,51,1,41-59,Sanders
Effect of any auditory stimulus on the processing of a visual stimulus single- and dual-tasks conditions,1982,51,1,61-73,Simon
Judging similarity among strings described by hierarchical trees,1982,51,1,13-26,Johnson
The corroboration time measure: an implicit confidence judgement,1982,51,1,27-39,Nicolson
Task combination and selective intake of information,1982,50,3,253-290,Broadbent
The demise of short-term memory,1982,50,3,291-323,Crowder
Menstrual cycle effects on task performance examined in the context of stress research,1982,50,2,159-178,Jensen
Effects of alternating set for speed or accuracy on response time accuracy and confidence in a unidimensional discrimination task,1982,50,2,179-197,Vickers
Vibrotactual choice reaction time tactile receptor systems and ideomotor compatibility,1982,50,2,143-157,ten Hoopen
Nontarget detectability and interference with parafoveal target identification,1982,50,2,117-126,Chastain
Can attention give a left-ear advantage for verbal stimuli?,1983,53,3,243-252,Murray
Focused and divided attention to dichotic wordstreams,1983,53,3,217-229,Keuss
Interference effects in an auditory Stroop task: congruence and correspondence,1983,53,3,183-194,Green
Psychology cannot blame its theoretical mistakes on physics,1983,53,2,155-162,Haber
Electrodermal orienting responses to verbal and geometrical visual stimuli projected to the left or right retinal half-fields: sex differences,1983,53,2,141-154,Hugdahl
Criterion movements in motor short-term memory experiments,1983,53,2,119-128,Kitchen
Some perspectives on the way that psychologists use 'ecological physics',1983,53,2,171-182,de Wit
'Random' saccadic eye movements during verbal-linguistic and visual-imaginal tasks,1983,53,1,9-26,Barrett
Towards a model of stress and human performance,1983,53,1,61-97,Sanders
Impulsivity and speed and errors in a reaction time task: a contribution to the construct validity of the concept of impulsivity,1983,53,1,1-8,Edman
Attentional strategies and the visual control of discrete movements,1984,57,2,97-108,Newell
The locus of intersensory facilitation of reaction time,1984,57,2,145-164,Schmidt
Compatibility due to the coding of the relative position of the effectors,1984,57,2,133-143,Umiltà
Immediate and remote time estimation--a comparison,1984,57,1,69-81,Zakay
Research perspectives on decision making under uncertainty. Basic theory methodology risk and applications. Selected proceedings of the Ninth Research Conference on Subjective Probability Utility and Decision Making Groningen August 29-September 2 1,1984,56,1-3,1-340,
There is no induced motion at near-threshold velocities,1984,55,3,295-313,Wagenaar
The perception of foreground and background as derived from structural information theory,1984,55,3,249-272,Leeuwenberg
Visual and auditory choice reaction times,1984,55,3,231-247,Green
Secorbarbital and perceptual processing,1984,55,2,179-193,Rundell
A processing division on the recency axis: the selective effects of visual field match type and direction of reading on terminal and pre-terminal items in a letter matching task,1984,55,2,157-178,Schwartz
Perception of signals presented in the periphery of the visual field,1984,55,2,143-155,Sanders
Concept learning memory and transfer of dot pattern categories,1984,55,1,71-88,Vandierendonck
An asymmetry in the control of eye movements and shifts of attention,1984,55,1,53-69,Shulman
Relational invariance and visual space perception: on perceptual vector analysis of the optic flow,1986,63,1-3,89-101,Johansson
The subjective vertical as a function of visual and extraretinal cues,1986,63,1-3,63-85,Mittelstaedt
Some recent studies on the quantitative analysis of efference copy mechanisms in visual perception,1986,63,1-3,49-62,Grüsser
Multiple sources of outflow in processing spatial information,1986,63,1-3,35-48,Bridgeman
A developmental perspective on behavioral determinants,1986,63,1-3,337-349,Vinter
Early spatial perception taken in reference to manual action,1986,63,1-3,323-335,von Hofsten
Dark vergence in human infants: implications for the development of binocular vision,1986,63,1-3,309-322,Aslin
Interaction of efferent and afferent signals in visual perception. A history of ideas and experimental paradigms,1986,63,1-3,3-21,Grüsser
Inflow as a long-term calibrator of eye position in humans,1986,63,1-3,297-306,Steinbach
Sensory and sensori-motor adaptations in strabismus: their role in space perception,1986,63,1-3,281-295,Campos
Saccadic exploration and perceptual-motor learning,1986,63,1-3,263-280,Wolff
Perceptual aftereffects of sustained fixation and oculomotor changes,1986,63,1-3,247-261,Heuer
Properties of adaptive oculomotor control systems and perception,1986,63,1-3,233-246,Ebenholtz
Efference perceived movement and illusory displacement,1986,63,1-3,23-34,Leibowitz
Oculomotor tonus and visual adaptation,1986,63,1-3,213-231,Owens
The constitution of space perception: a phenomenological perspective,1986,63,1-3,157-173,Scheerer
The ecological approach to perceiving-acting: a pictorial essay,1986,63,1-3,133-155,Turvey
Baseball batters support an ecological efference mediation theory of natural event perception,1986,63,1-3,117-131,Shebilske
Contrasting conceptions of perception and action,1986,63,1-3,103-115,Epstein
Contingency judgment: primacy effects and attention decrement,1986,62,3,293-302,Yates
Cognitive strategies for visual search,1986,62,3,263-292,Scinto
Steps to a formal analysis of the cognitive-energetic model of stress and human performance,1986,62,3,237-261,van der Molen
Sex differences in spatial abilities: strategic and experiential correlates,1986,62,3,225-235,Miller
Relative signal frequency imbalance does not affect perceptual encoding in choice reactions,1986,62,3,211-223,Sanders
The effect of depth of processing on temporal judgment tasks,1986,62,3,199-210,Michon
Target-noise separation in visual selective attention,1986,62,2,161-176,Van Der Heijden
Role of vision and kinesthesis in location and distance estimates,1986,62,2,141-159,Gupta
The relationship between similarity judgments and psychophysiological responsivity,1986,62,2,123-139,Gati
Remembered duration: imagery processes and contextual encoding,1986,62,2,103-122,Block
The effect of race inversion and encoding activity upon face recognition,1986,61,3,259-273,Valentine
Relationship between inhibition and facilitation following a visual cue,1986,61,3,243-258,Possamaï
Preparing sequences of saccades under choice reaction conditions: effects of sequence length and context,1986,61,3,211-228,Inhoff
The effects of visual backward masking on young children and adults,1986,61,3,197-210,Blake
Psychological patterns in predicting disjunction and conjunction of clinical symptoms,1986,61,3,183-195,Biela
P300 and the anticipation of information within an orienting response paradigm,1986,61,2,91-103,Blowers
Gradients of spatial attention,1986,61,2,167-181,Sheehy
A study of the attentional changes accompanying orienting to different types of change stimuli,1986,61,2,153-166,Shek
Hemispheric processing of multi-element displays,1986,61,2,137-151,Polich
An OR analysis of the tendency to react toward the stimulus source,1986,61,2,105-115,Keuss
How do we locate ourselves on a map: a method for analyzing self-location processes,1986,61,1,71-88,Pailhous
Influence of stimulus-response translations on response programming: examining the relationship of arm direction and extent of movement,1986,61,1,53-70,Larish
Immediate memory span for two-dimensional spatial arrays: effects of pattern symmetry and goodness,1986,61,1,37-51,Jung
There is no central stimulus encoding during saccadic eye shifts: a case against general parallel processing notions,1985,60,2-3,323-338,Sanders
When perceptual or motor sets are changed: effects of updating demands on structure and energy of P300,1985,60,2-3,293-321,Rösler
Memory search and visual spatial attention: an event-related brain potential analysis,1985,60,2-3,263-292,Mulder
Attention and perception: an information-integration perspective,1985,60,2-3,211-243,Massaro
Do perception and motor production share common timing mechanisms: a correctional analysis,1985,60,2-3,173-191,Keele
Ear differences in evaluating emotional tones of unknown speech,1985,60,1,73-82,Hatta
Masking effects with targets and nontargets of varying similarity,1985,60,1,1-10,Chastain
The independence of reaction and movement time in programmed movements,1985,59,3,209-225,Phillips
Knowledge within perception: masking caused by incompatible interpretation,1985,59,1,91-102,Calis
The role of symmetry in shape perception,1985,59,1,67-90,Palmer
A neural network model of multistable perception,1985,59,1,35-65,Anderson
Perception and knowledge,1985,59,1,3-22,Rock
Seeing and thinking,1985,59,1,23-33,Kanizsa
Representation of the orientations of shapes,1985,59,1,103-121,Shepard
The effects of noise on the naming of colours and reading of colour names,1985,58,3,275-285,Smith
Perceptual processing modes in the functional visual field,1985,58,3,251-261,Sanders
The effect of irrelevant cues on 'same-different' judgments in a sequential information processing task,1985,58,3,237-249,Simon
The effects of effort on stroop interference,1985,58,3,225-235,Mackinnon
High incentive effects on vigilance performance during 72 hours of total sleep deprivation,1985,58,2,123-139,Horne
Speed-accuracy trade-off and time of day,1985,58,2,115-122,Craig
The feeling of knowing for different types of retrieval failure,1985,58,2,141-158,Nelson
An attempt to distinguish between kinematic and motor memory components,1985,58,1,81-106,Zimmer
Intersensory facilitation and inhibition: immediate arousal and location effects of auditory noise on visual choice reaction time,1985,58,1,45-62,Keuss
Subjects' assessment of the processing demands of a series of orienting tasks,1985,58,1,17-29,Hampson
A comparison of some processing time measures based on eye movements,1985,58,1,1-15,Blanchard
A psychophysiological investigation of cognitive-energetic relations in human information processing: a heart rate/additive factors approach,1987,66,3,251-289,Jennings
Central resource involvement during the visual search for single features and conjunctions of features,1987,66,2,189-200,Thompson
The influence of sleep deprivation and knowledge of results on perceptual encoding,1987,66,2,173-187,Steyvers
Effects of arousal on attention to central and peripheral visual stimuli,1987,66,2,157-172,Shapiro
Shift in visual laterality within blocks of trials,1987,66,2,139-155,Kinsbourne
Evidence for stimulus-response compatibility effects in a divided visual field study of cerebral lateralization,1987,66,2,127-138,Heister
Making judgments when information is missing: inferences biases and framing effects,1987,66,1,69-82,Johnson
Representation of matrix patterns in long- and short-term visual memory,1987,65,3,227-246,Phillips
On the generality of logical recoding in spatial interference tasks,1987,65,3,193-210,Arend
Effects of gaze manipulation on aesthetic judgments: hemisphere priming of affect,1987,65,2,91-99,Drake
The effects of movement distance and movement time on visual feedback processing in aimed hand movements,1987,65,2,181-191,Zelaznik
Effects of alcohol on speed and accuracy in choice reaction time and visual search,1987,65,2,147-163,Rabbitt
Spatial and/or temporal adjustments of scanning behavior to visibility changes,1987,65,2,133-146,O'Regan
Variation in colour constancy with visual information in the underwater environment,1987,65,2,101-113,Ross
The effect of a modal completion on visual matching,1987,65,1,25-46,Salmaso
Feature perturbations are no guessing strategy artifact,1987,65,1,1-12,Chastain
Rod influence on thresholds using different detection criteria during dark adaptation,1987,64,3,261-270,Peachey
Illusory contours projective transformations and kinetic shape perception,1987,64,3,229-243,Weisstein
Voluntary control of attention near the fovea,1987,64,3,207-217,Juola
Effect of stimulus degradation on category search,1987,64,2,187-206,Prinz
Memory for spatial location in two-dimensional arrays,1987,64,2,151-166,Gärling
Gestalt grouping effects in locating past events on timelines,1987,64,2,139-149,Kemp
Judgment of numerosity: effects of symmetry and goodness in dot pattern arrays,1987,64,1,3-11,Jung
Influence of handedness on spatial compatibility effects with perpendicular arrangement of stimuli and responses,1987,64,1,13-23,Ladavas
On the robustness of the additive factors stage structure in blocked and mixed choice reaction designs,1988,69,1,83-94,Sanders
A 'priming' effect in a choice reaction time task,1988,69,1,45-60,Simon
Spatial S-R compatibility under head tilt,1988,69,1,35-44,Heister
Foreperiod duration and the analysis of motor stages in a line-drawing task,1988,69,1,19-34,Meulenbroek
Visual letter-matching and the time course of visual and acoustic codes,1988,69,1,1-17,Carrasco
Risk assessment and accident analysis,1988,68,1-3,355-368,Pidgeon
Judgment and hazard adaptation: a longitudinal study of responses to the risks of water contamination,1988,68,1-3,343-353,Cvetkovich
Advances in decision research. Selected proceedings of the 11th Conference on Subjective Probability Utility and Decision Making. Cambridge UK August 23-27 1987,1988,68,1-3,1-378,
Response competition and condition competition in visual selective attention,1988,67,3,259-277,Van Der Heijden
Discrete and continuous models of human information processing: theoretical distinctions and empirical results,1988,67,3,191-257,Miller
On the ability of monitoring non-veridical perceptions and uncertain knowledge: some calibration studies,1988,67,2,95-119,Keren
Modules in vision: a case study of interdisciplinarity in cognitive science,1988,67,1,59-93,Wagemans
Eye movements and stages of processing,1988,67,1,3-18,Boer
The effects of kinetic occlusion and categorization on amodal completion. A comment on Gerbino and Salmaso (1987),1989,72,3,281-293; discussion 295-300,Wagemans
Eye fixations are influenced by the distribution of information within words,1989,72,3,263-280,Underwood
Effect of learning on production of duration in variable motor conditions,1989,72,3,247-261,Macar
Attention to auditory and peripheral visual stimuli: effects of arousal and predictability,1989,72,3,233-245,Shapiro
Resources and dual-task performance; resource allocation versus task integration,1989,72,3,221-232,Sanders
Effects of goal-related motivational states on the orienting of spatial attention,1989,72,3,199-220,Derryberry
Effects of location and form cuing on the allocation of attention in the visual field,1989,72,2,177-192,Theeuwes
Absence of adult age differences in forgetting in the Brown-Peterson Task,1989,72,2,159-175,Puckett
Projective invariance and visual shape constancy,1989,72,1,65-79,Niall
Effects of relative position and shape relation on gap detection with geometric form pairs,1989,72,1,13-23,Chastain
Training of efficient oculomotor strategies enhances skill acquisition,1989,71,1-3,217-242,Raymond
The Learning Strategies program. An examination of the strategies in skill acquisition,1989,71,1-3,1-309,
Ipsilateral inhibition and contralateral facilitation of simple reaction time to non-foveal visual targets from non-informative visual cues,1989,70,3,267-291,Berlucchi
Visual control of movement patterns and the grammar of action,1989,70,3,253-265,Smyth
Covert visual orienting: hemifield-activation can be mimicked by zoom lens and midlocation placement strategies,1989,70,3,235-250,Klein
Response amendments during manual aiming movements to double-step targets,1989,70,3,205-217,Barrett
The effect of prior sleep on retrieval,1989,70,2,199-203,Tilley
An additive factors analysis of the effect(s) of location cues associated with auditory stimuli on stages of information processing,1989,70,2,161-197,Keuss
Effects of gaze manipulation on subjective evaluation of neutral and phobia-relevant stimuli. A comment on Drake's (1987) 'Effects of Gaze Manipulation on Aesthetic Judgments: Hemisphere Priming of Affect',1989,70,2,147-151,Merckelbach
Asymmetry in human discrimination learning: feature positive effect or focus of hypothesis effect?,1989,70,2,109-127,Fiedler
The relation between response-specificity S-R compatibility foreperiod duration and muscle-tension in a target aiming task,1990,75,3,261-277,Spijkers
The spatial distribution of attention during covert visual orienting,1990,75,3,225-242,Klein
The control of visual attention using multiple target features,1990,75,2,139-151,Juola
Multiple timing and the allocation of attention,1990,75,2,103-121,Brown
Eye movement indices of mental workload,1990,75,1,75-89,Kennedy
Interference with visual short-term memory,1990,75,1,55-74,Baddeley
Auditory accessory effects on visual processing,1990,75,1,41-54,van den Bree
Discreteness and continuity in models of human information processing,1990,74,2-3,297-318,Miller
Additive factor method applied to psychopathology with special reference to childhood hyperactivity,1990,74,2-3,277-295,Van der Meere
Internal and external control: a two-factor model of amplitude change of event-related potentials,1990,74,2-3,203-236,Kok
Selective response activation can begin before stimulus recognition is complete: a psychophysiological and error analysis of continuous flow,1990,74,2-3,169-201,Mulder
Perceptual selectivity is task dependent: evidence from selective search,1990,74,1,81-99,Theeuwes
Hemispheric local/global processing revisited,1990,74,1,47-60,Polich
Preparation for Donders' type B and C reaction tasks,1990,74,1,15-33,Miller
Integrating information across eye fixations in reading: the role of letter and word units,1990,73,3,281-297,Inhoff
Mental rotation of tactual stimuli,1990,73,3,245-257,Spagnolo
Size of the attentional focus and efficiency of processing,1990,73,3,195-209,Umiltà
Effect of conflicting cues on information processing: the 'Stroop effect' vs. the 'Simon effect',1990,73,2,159-170,Simon
Processing dominance of global and local information in visual patterns,1990,73,2,131-143,Luna
Cognition and mood in relation to the performance of squash tasks,1990,73,2,103-114,Cox
Large and rapid improvement in form discrimination accuracy following a location precue,1990,73,1,69-82,Lyon
The influence of near-threshold priming on metamemory and recall,1990,73,1,55-68,Nelson
Discrimination of cardinal compass directions,1990,73,1,3-11,Gärling
Beyond drug effects and dependent variables: the use of the Poisson-Erlang model to assess the effects of D-amphetamine on information processing,1990,73,1,35-54,Halliday
Brain structures participating in mental simulation of motor behavior: a neuropsychological interpretation,1990,73,1,13-34,Decety
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Multi-stepping saccadic sequences in humans,1991,76,1,11-29,Crawford
Mental rotation in perspective problems,1991,76,1,1-9,Boer
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Dynamic decision making: human control of complex systems,1992,81,3,211-241,Brehmer
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Visual scanning with or without spatial uncertainty and divided and selective attention,1992,79,2,131-153,Wickens
Effects of multiple reference points in spatial stimulus-response compatibility,1992,79,2,115-130,Lamberts
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Mental accounting and the process of multiattribute choice,1993,84,2,161-177,Ranyard
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Roughness coding in the somatosensory system,1993,84,1,53-67,Hsiao
Extracting object properties through haptic exploration,1993,84,1,29-40,Klatzky
Inattention and the perception of visual features,1993,83,3,225-235,Wright
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Visual selective attention: a theoretical analysis,1993,83,2,93-154,Theeuwes
Internal attentional switching: effects of predictability complexity and practice,1993,83,1,13-32,García-Ogueta
Appropriate summary KR for learning timing tasks under conditions of high and low contextual interference,1993,83,1,1-12,Del Rey
Changes in motor planning during the acquisition of movement patterns in a continuous task,1993,82,1-3,291-312,Petersen
A model for reaching control,1993,82,1-3,237-250,Rosenbaum
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Consistent constructs in individuals' risk taking in decisions from experience,2010,134,2,225-232,Yechiam
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Inattention and the perception of visual feature conjunctions,1996,91,2,121-129,Wright
Human interaction with technology: the accidental user,1996,91,3,345-358,Marsden
Testing the global-slowing hypothesis: are alcohol's effects on human performance process-specific or task-general?,1996,92,1,59-78,Greeley
Visuomotor control when reaching toward and grasping moving targets,1996,92,1,17-32,McFadyen
The effects of variation of an irrelevant dimension on same-different visual judgments,1996,92,1,1-16,Ballesteros
Color processing in object verification,1997,97,1,95-127,Joseph
Perceptual grouping measured by color assimilation: regularity versus proximity,1997,97,1,37-70,van Lier
Retinotopic organisation of cortical mechanisms responsive to colour: evidence from patient studies,1997,97,1,7-24,Ruddock
Higher-level cortical processing of colour,1997,97,1,1-6,Davidoff
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Evidence from a response choice task reveals a selection bias in the attentional cueing paradigm,2007,126,3,216-225,Pratt
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Is guilt 'likely' or 'not certain'? Contrast with previous probabilities determines choice of verbal terms,2010,135,3,267-277,Teigen
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Top-down contingent attentional capture during feed-forward visual processing,2010,135,2,123-6; discussion 133-9,Ansorge
The components of visual attention and the ubiquitous Simon effect,2011,136,2,225-234,Ivanoff
Adaptation to direction-dependent visuo-motor rotations and its decay in younger and older adults,2008,127,2,369-381,Heuer
The impact of Relative Prevalence on dual-target search for threat items from airport X-ray screening,2010,134,1,79-84,Helman
The premotor theory of attention and the Simon effect,2011,136,2,259-264,Van der Lubbe
Time course of visual attention across perceptual levels and objects,2010,135,3,335-342,Kumar
Visualizing the temporal dynamics of spatial information processing responsible for the Simon effect and its amplification by inhibition of return,2011,136,2,235-244,Taylor
I still think it was a banana: memorable 'lies' and forgettable 'truths',2008,127,2,299-308,Allan
Dissecting the clock: Understanding the mechanisms of timing across tasks and temporal intervals,2011,136,1,20-34,Seidler
Language can mediate eye movement control within 100milliseconds regardless of whether there is anything to move the eyes to,2011,137,2,190-200,Altmann
Anticipatory baseline effects and information integration in visual world studies,2011,137,2,201-207,Barr
On the temporal dynamics of language-mediated vision and vision-mediated language,2011,137,2,181-189,Anderson
Attention and spatial stimulus coding in the Simon task: A rejoinder to van der Lubbe and Abrahamse (2010),2011,136,2,265-268,Hommel
Differential dynamics of spatial and non-spatial stimulus-response compatibility effects: A dual task LRP study,2011,136,1,42-51,Lehle
Distinguishing non-spatial from spatial biases in visual selection: Neuropsychological evidence,2011,137,2,226-234,Humphreys
Change detection: evidence for information accumulation in flicker paradigms,2008,127,2,309-323,Kiesel
Of gnomes and leprechauns: the recruitment of recent and categorical contexts in social judgment,2007,125,3,361-389,Pettibone
Cross-task repetition amnesia: Impaired recall of RSVP targets held in memory for a secondary task,2007,125,3,319-333,Kanai
Path information effects in visual and proprioceptive spatial learning,2007,125,3,346-360,Shelton
Equivalency of reaction times for simple and primed tasks,2007,125,3,291-300,Hart
Transformation of task components into an integrated representation during task switching,2007,125,3,334-345,Kleinsorge
Top-down influences make saccades deviate away: the case of endogenous cues,2007,125,3,279-290,Van der Stigchel
Eye movement correlates of younger and older adults' strategies for complex addition,2007,125,3,257-278,Green
Enhanced change detection performance reveals improved strategy use in avid action video game players,2011,136,1,67-72,Clark
Is visual anticipation of collision during self-motion related to perceptual style?,1998,98,1,1-16,Berthelon
The reliability of and the relation between non-symbolic numerical distance effects in comparison same-different judgments and priming,2011,136,1,73-80,Sasanguie
A goal-based perspective on eye movements in visual world studies,2011,137,2,172-180,Salverda
Relative - not absolute - judgments of credibility affect susceptibility to misinformation conveyed during discussion,2011,136,1,119-128,Garry
An evaluation of the French Spanish and German translations of the MMPI,1969,29,1,65-84,Glatt
Acquisition of efficiency in two psychomotor tasks as a function of knowledge of results,1969,31,2,183-188,Mohan
Two putative measures of cognitive dissonance,1969,31,2,176-182,Farley
Is everyday causation deterministic or probabilistic?,2011,137,3,280-291,Johnson-Laird
The influence of quiet eye training and pressure on attention and visuo-motor control,2011,136,3,340-346,Vine
"Time flies in the presence of angry faces"… depending on the temporal task used!,2011,136,3,354-362,Gil
Target-directed visual attention is a prerequisite for action-specific perception,2011,136,3,285-289,Cañal-Bruland
Response-repetition effects in task switching-Dissociating effects of anatomical and spatial response discriminability,2011,136,3,399-404,Koch
Cold-blooded loneliness: Social exclusion leads to lower skin temperatures,2012,140,3,283-288,Gallucci
Mind-wandering: Phenomenology and function as assessed with a novel experience sampling method,2011,136,3,370-381,Van der linden
Psychophysiological aspects of selective and divided attention during continuous manual tracking,1997,96,3,167-191,Backs
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Risk perception following exposure to a job-related electrocution accident: the mediating role of perceived control,1997,95,3,267-277,Greening
Distorted visual feedback effects on drawing in Parkinson's disease,1997,95,3,255-266,Smith
On-line visual control of aiming movements?,1995,90,1-3,333-348,Spellerberg
Perception-action coupling and S-R compatibility,1995,90,1-3,287-299,de Jong
Does perceptual analysis continue during selection and production of a speeded response?,1995,90,1-3,245-260,Pashler
Discrete vs. continuous processing: the fate of an incompletely processed perceptual dimension,1995,90,1-3,211-227,Sanders
The availability versus the use of partial information: multiple levels of selective processing between perception and action,1995,90,1-3,145-162,Mulder
Where did you go wrong? Errors partial errors and the nature of human information processing,1995,90,1-3,129-144,Coles
The effect of generation on long-term repetition priming in auditory and visual perceptual identification,2011,137,1,18-23,Mulligan
The effects of sex target duration and illumination on the production of time intervals,1994,86,1,57-67,Hancock
Human monitoring behavior in a multiple-instrument setting: independent sampling sequential sampling or arrangement-dependent sampling,1994,86,1,31-55,Donk
Processing two tasks with varying task order: Central stage duration influences central processing order,2011,137,1,10-17,Ulrich
Temporal-range estimation of multiple objects: Evidence for an early bottleneck,2011,137,1,76-82,Hecht
Does temporal preparation increase the rate of sensory information accumulation?,2011,137,1,56-64,Ulrich
Encoding time and signs exposure time in the representation of diagrammatic deontic meanings,2011,137,1,106-114,Vargas
Modulating Fitts's Law: Perceiving targets at the last placeholder,2011,137,1,101-105,Pratt
Elaborative rehearsal of nontemporal information interferes with temporal processing of durations in the range of seconds but not milliseconds,2011,137,1,127-133,Ulrich
Lapsed attention to elapsed time? Individual differences in working memory capacity and temporal reproduction,2011,137,1,115-126,Broadway
Attention control and the antisaccade task: A response time distribution analysis,2011,137,1,90-100,Brewer
The role of executive functions in human prospective interval timing,2011,137,3,352-358,Jones
Cognitive consequences of motivational orientation: Perceived similarity between objects,2011,138,1,39-44,Strack
Object-based attention: Sensory enhancement or scanning prioritization,2011,138,1,45-51,Ho
Reading action word affects the visual perception of biological motion,2011,137,3,330-334,Coello
Attention and gaze shifting in dual-task and go/no-go performance with vocal responding,2011,137,3,261-268,Lamers
Processing speed as a mental capacity,1994,86,2-3,199-225,Salthouse
The rise and fall in information-processing rates over the life span,1994,86,2-3,109-197,Cerella
A probability vector and transition matrix analysis of eye movements during visual search,1995,88,2,167-185,Findlay
Perceptual-motor exploration as a function of biomechanical and task constraints,1995,88,2,127-165,Newell
Interaction between stimulus-driven orienting and top-down modulation in attentional capture,2011,138,1,52-59,Yeh
Traditional response interference effects from anticipated action outcomes: A response-effect compatibility paradigm,2011,138,1,106-110,Morsella
Conditions of directed attention inhibit recognition performance for explicitly presented target-aligned irrelevant stimuli,2011,138,1,60-67,Dewald
Divided attention interferes with fulfilling activity-based intentions,2011,138,1,100-105,Brewer
Processing of task-irrelevant natural scenes in social anxiety,2011,138,1,162-170,Moriya
Now you see it now you don't: Controlling for contingencies and stimulus repetitions eliminates the Gratton effect,2011,138,1,176-186,De Houwer
The 2/3 power law: when and why?,1998,100,1-2,85-96,Plamondon
Geometric features of workspace and joint-space paths of 3D reaching movements,1998,100,1-2,37-53,Meulenbroek
Elderly subjects are impaired in spatial coordination in fine motor control,1998,100,1-2,25-35,Stelmach
Are we all less risky and more skillful than our fellow drivers?,1981,47,2,143-148,Svenson
Noise and levels of processing,1981,47,2,129-142,Smith
Selective effects of barbiturate and amphetamine on information processing and response execution,1981,47,2,105-115,Frowein
The effect of time pressure on risky choice behavior,1981,47,2,89-104,Ben Zur
The role of color information on object recognition: A review and meta-analysis,2011,138,1,244-253,Petersson
Independence of serial position and response conflict in pre-planned manual response sequences,2011,138,1,272-280,Koch
The effect of alcohol administration on human timing: A comparison of prospective timing retrospective timing and passage of time judgements,2011,138,1,254-262,Montgomery
Can 15-month-old infants understand pretence? An investigation using the 'violation-of-expectation' paradigm,2011,138,2,316-321,Tee
The whole is indeed more than the sum of its parts: Perceptual averaging in the absence of individual item representation,2011,138,2,289-301,Oriet
The role of emotional context in facilitating imitative actions,2011,138,2,311-315,Koch
The relation between body semantics and spatial body representations,2011,138,3,347-358,Blanke
Global precedence effect in audition and vision: Evidence for similar cognitive styles across modalities,2011,138,2,329-335,Bouvet
Yes they can! Appropriate weighting of small probabilities as a function of information acquisition,2011,138,3,390-396,Hilbig
Relative salience affects the process of detecting changes in orientation and luminance,2011,138,3,377-389,Yang
Perceptual ratings of opposite spatial properties: Do they lie on the same dimension?,2011,138,3,405-418,Bianchi
Specificity of episodic and semantic aspects of autobiographical memory in relation to symptoms of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD),2008,127,3,645-653,Herlihy
Depression-related differences in learning and forgetting responses to unrelated cues,2008,127,3,636-644,Mahan
Manipulating response set in a choice reaction task: evidence for anatomical coding in response selection,2008,127,2,491-494,Adam
The role of attention in the occurrence of the affordance effect,2008,127,2,449-458,Gherri
Gambles vs. quasi-realistic scenarios: expectations to find probability and risk-defusing information,2008,127,2,222-236,Huber
Cognitive interference and aging: insights from a spatial stimulus-response consistency task,2008,127,2,237-246,Juncos-Rabadán
Stimulus control of visual fixation duration in a single saccade paradigm,1998,99,2,163-176,Sanders
The effect of adapting luminance on the latency of visual search,1998,99,2,115-139,Dawson
Bayesian confusions surrounding simplicity and likelihood in perceptual organization,2011,138,3,337-346,van der Helm
I see into your mind too well: Working memory adjusts the probability judgment of others' mental states,2011,138,3,367-376,Saito
Prospect theory or construal level theory? Diminishing sensitivity vs. psychological distance in risky decisions,2012,139,1,254-260,Trautmann
Manipulations of attention enhance self-regulation,2012,139,1,104-110,Fenske
The A Theory Of Magnitude (ATOM) model in temporal perception and reproduction tasks,2012,139,1,111-123,Natale
Task practice differentially modulates task-switching performance across the adult lifespan,2012,139,1,124-136,Karayanidis
Deduction without awareness,2012,139,1,244-253,Cherubini
Differences in risk-defusing behavior in deciding for oneself versus deciding for other people,2012,139,1,239-243,Pollai
Amphetamine and barbiturate effects on two tasks performed singly and in combination,1976,40,3,233-244,Wagenaar
At the mercy of prior entry: Prior entry induced by invisible primes is not susceptible to current intentions,2012,139,1,54-64,Scharlau
The activation of alternative response candidates: When do doubts kick in?,2012,139,1,38-45,Van der Stigchel
The impact of anticipated action effects on action planning,2002,109,2,137-155,Kunde
Horse-race model simulations of the stop-signal procedure,2003,112,2,105-142,van der Molen
The processes of facilitation and inhibition in a cue-target paradigm: Insight from movement trajectory deviations,2012,139,1,159-165,Welsh
Response-repetition costs in task switching: How they are modulated by previous-trial response-category activation,2012,139,1,97-103,Hübner
Cortico-subcortical contributions to executive control,2004,115,2-3,271-289,Heyder
Task preparation and stimulus-evoked competition,2004,115,2-3,211-234,Luna-Rodriguez
Age differences in executive functioning across the lifespan: the role of verbalization in task preparation,2004,115,2-3,143-165,Lindenberger
Times flies faster if a person has a high working-memory capacity,2012,139,2,314-319,Woehrle
Is the enhancement of memory due to reward driven by value or salience?,2012,139,2,343-349,Spetch
Action video game players form more detailed representation of objects,2012,139,2,327-334,Sungur
Repetition not number of sources increases both susceptibility to misinformation and confidence in the accuracy of eyewitnesses,2012,139,2,320-326,Loftus
Working memory load but not multitasking eliminates the prepared reflex: Further evidence from the adapted flanker paradigm,2012,139,2,309-313,Meiran
Haptic object matching by blind and sighted adults and children,2012,139,2,261-271,Kappers
The origin of children's implanted false memories: Memory traces or compliance?,2012,139,3,397-403,van Oorsouw
Minimizing sleep deprivation effects in healthy adults by differential outcomes,2012,139,3,391-396,Martella
Are feeling-of-knowing and judgment-of-learning different? Evidence from older adults,2012,139,3,458-464,Souchay
The interaction between duration velocity and repetitive auditory stimulation,2012,139,3,524-531,Makin
Mapping the timecourse of goal-directed attention to location and colour in human vision,2012,139,3,515-523,Chambers
Hidden conflicts: Explanations make inconsistencies harder to detect,2012,139,3,486-491,Johnson-Laird
Goal neglect and inhibitory limitations: dissociable causes of interference effects in conflict situations,1999,101,2-3,379-394,de Jong
Task coordination and aging: explorations of executive control processes in the task switching paradigm,1999,101,2-3,339-378,Gopher
Facilitatory and inhibitory effects of masked prime stimuli on motor activation and behavioural performance,1999,101,2-3,293-313,Eimer
The effects of eccentric head positions on leftward and rightward turns of a handle-bar,1999,103,3,311-329,Klein
The premotor theory of attention as an account for the Simon effect,2012,140,1,25-34,Van der Lubbe
Video game practice optimizes executive control skills in dual-task and task switching situations,2012,140,1,13-24,Frensch
The effect of landmarks in human path integration,2012,140,1,7-12,Crowell
Sex differences in components of imagined perspective transformation,2012,140,1,1-6,Edmonds
Exocentric pointing to opposite targets,2003,112,1,71-87,Koenderink
Reinstatement of fear in humans: Autonomic and experiential responses in a differential conditioning paradigm,2012,140,1,43-49,Wilhelm
Inhibition of return: A "depth-blind" mechanism?,2012,140,1,75-80,Casagrande
Investigating the role of attentional resources in the irrelevant speech effect,2012,140,1,64-74,Elliott
Effects of modality on memory for original and misleading information,2012,140,1,58-63,Dijkstra
Out of sight out of mind: The presence of forensic evidence counts more than its absence,2012,140,1,96-100,Rassin
The influence of visual search efficiency on the time-course of identity-based SR-compatibility,2012,140,1,101-109,Kingstone
The influence of stimulus-set size on developmental changes in cognitive control and conflict adaptation,2012,140,2,119-128,Kray
Re-evaluating visual and auditory dominance through modality switching costs and congruency analyses,2012,140,2,111-118,Sandhu
Four days later in Cincinnati: Longitudinal tests of hyperbolic discounting,2012,140,2,177-185,Read
The effects of sleep deprivation on the attentional functions and vigilance,2012,140,2,164-176,Lupiáñez
Aging and performance on an everyday-based visual search task,2012,140,3,208-217,Elliott
Over-estimation in numerosity estimation tasks: More than an attentional bias?,2012,140,3,246-251,Crollen
Thinking about muscles: The neuromuscular effects of attentional focus on accuracy and fatigue,2012,140,3,236-245,Lohse
Do addressees adopt the perspective of the speaker?,2012,141,2,261-269,Pickering
Effects of intrinsic and extrinsic motivation on attention and memory,2012,141,2,243-249,McAllister-Williams
Anchoring in time estimation,2008,127,1,24-29,Handley
Timing the moment of impact in fast human movements,2012,141,1,104-111,Smeets
Are valence and social avoidance associated with the memory conformity effect?,2012,141,1,78-85,Wright
Subliminal priming and effects of hand dominance,2012,141,1,73-77,Serrien
Causal conditionals and counterfactuals,2012,141,1,54-66,Frosch
Crossmodal change blindness between vision and touch,2007,126,2,79-97,Spence
Individual differences in the rubber-hand illusion: Predicting self-reports of people's personal experiences,2012,141,2,169-177,Kaiser
Advances in video game methods and reporting practices (but still room for improvement): A commentary on Strobach Frensch and Schubert (2012),2012,141,2,276-7; discussion 278-80,Boot
Sensory-based mechanism for delayed motor intention,2012,141,2,205-213,Badets
Does how I look at what you're doing depend on what I'm doing?,2012,141,2,199-204,Costantini
Video game experience and optimized executive control skills-On false positives and false negatives: Reply to Boot and Simons (2012),2014,ePub,ePub,ePub,Schubert
Intersection crossing considered as intercepting a moving traffic gap: Effects of task and environmental constraints,2012,141,3,287-294,Bootsma
Estimating time savings: The use of the proportion and percentage heuristics and the role of need for cognition,2012,141,3,352-359,Peer
False memories for missing aspects of traumatic events,2012,141,3,322-326,Takarangi
To what extent do politeness expectations shape risk perception? Even numerical probabilities are under their spell!,2012,141,3,391-399,Juanchich
The production effect benefits performance in between-subject designs: A meta-analysis,2012,142,1,1-5,Fawcett
Can readers ignore implausibility? Evidence for nonstrategic monitoring of event-based plausibility in language comprehension,2012,142,1,15-22,Richter
The effect of working memory capacity on conflict monitoring,2012,142,1,6-14,Weldon
Action video game experience affects oculomotor performance,2012,142,1,38-42,Pratt
Sex differences in face cognition,2012,142,1,62-73,Sommer
Selling points: What cognitive abilities are tapped by casual video games?,2012,142,1,74-86,Kramer
Intensive video gaming improves encoding speed to visual short-term memory in young male adults,2012,142,1,108-118,Petersen
Dissociating proportion congruent and conflict adaptation effects in a Simon-Stroop procedure,2013,142,2,203-210,Lupiáñez
Process-based account for the effects of perceptual attention and executive attention on fluid intelligence: An integrative approach,2013,142,2,195-202,Ren
Making sense of age-related distractibility: The critical role of sensory modality,2013,142,2,184-194,Guerreiro
Semantic consistency versus perceptual salience in visual scenes: Findings from change detection,2013,142,2,168-176,Spotorno
Action prediction and temporal awareness,2013,142,2,220-229,Haggard
Rhythm implicitly affects temporal orienting of attention across modalities,2013,142,2,238-244,Bolger
Aging ebbs the flow of thought: Adult age differences in mind wandering executive control and self-evaluation,2013,142,1,136-147,Kane
Environment size and the use of feature and geometric cues for reorientation,2013,142,2,251-258,Sturz
Working memory capacity and dual-task interference in picture naming,2013,142,3,332-342,Roelofs
The effects of dysphoria and rumination on cognitive flexibility and task selection,2013,142,3,323-331,Derakshan
Understanding gender bias in face recognition: Effects of divided attention at encoding,2013,142,3,362-369,Palmer
Sample representativeness affects whether judgments are influenced by base rate or sample size,2013,142,3,370-382,Chesney
Plagiarism as an illusional sense of authorship: The effect of predictability on source attribution of thought,2013,143,1,35-39,Sugimori
Disgust- and not fear-evoking images hold our attention,2013,143,1,1-6,Theeuwes
The role of the motor system in conceptual processing: Effects of object affordances beyond response interference,2013,143,1,52-57,Vankov
Is comprehension of problem solutions resistant to misleading heuristic cues?,2013,143,1,105-112,Leiser
Looking at the world with your ears: How do we get the size of an object from its sound?,2013,143,1,96-104,Pastore
The development of organized visual search,2013,143,2,191-199,Chatterjee
Movement trajectory smoothness is not associated with the endpoint accuracy of rapid multi-joint arm movements in young and older adults,2013,143,2,157-167,Sharma
Cool but understanding…Experiencing cooler temperatures promotes perspective-taking performance,2013,143,2,245-251,Sassenberg
Factors that affect action possibility judgments: The assumed abilities of other people,2013,143,2,235-244,Welsh
False memories for aggressive acts,2013,143,2,227-234,Laney
Spiders appear to move faster than non-threatening objects regardless of one's ability to block them,2013,143,3,284-291,Witt
Gender differences in global-local perception? Evidence from orientation and shape judgments,2009,130,1,64-71,Kimchi
Object-based attentional effects in response to eye-gaze and arrow cues,2013,143,3,317-321,Casagrande
Pupillary response predicts multiple object tracking load error rate and conscientiousness but not inattentional blindness,2013,144,1,6-11,Boot
Modeling accuracy as a function of response time with the generalized linear mixed effects model,2013,144,1,83-96,Davidson
Why does cue polarity information provide benefits in inference problems? The role of strategy selection and knowledge of cue importance,2013,144,1,73-82,Karlsson
The effects of advice and "try more" instructions on improving realism of confidence,2013,144,1,136-144,Allwood
Individual differences and workload effects on strategy adoption in a dynamic task,2013,144,1,154-165,Moon
Evidence for strategic suppression of irrelevant activation in the Simon task,2013,144,1,166-172,Hübner
Attention and choice: A review on eye movements in decision making,2013,144,1,190-206,Orquin
The effect of nonprobative photographs on truthiness persists over time,2013,144,1,207-211,Garry
Temporal reproductions are influenced by an internal reference: Explaining the Vierordt effect,2014,147,,60-67,Ulrich
About the time-shrinking illusion in the tactile modality,2014,147,,122-126,Grondin
The role of consolidation for perceptual learning in temporal discrimination within and across modalities,2014,147,,75-79,Ulrich
"Flash" dance: How speed modulates perceived duration in dancers and non-dancers,2014,147,,17-24,Sgouramani
Biases in evaluation of neutral words due to motor compatibility effect,2013,144,2,243-249,Milhau
What do hands know about hills? Interpreting Taylor-Covill and Eves (2013) in context,2013,144,2,451-458,Durgin
Comparative judgments of symbolic and non-symbolic stimuli yield different patterns of reaction times,2013,144,2,308-315,Henik
Whole-body posture planning in anticipation of a manual prehension task: Prospective and retrospective effects,2013,144,2,298-307,Rosenbaum
Enhancing inhibition: How impulsivity and emotional activation interact with different implementation intentions,2013,144,2,291-297,Rochat
Effects of aging and divided attention on episodic feeling-of-knowing accuracy,2013,144,2,258-263,Isingrini
Duration perception in crossmodally-defined intervals,2014,147,,2-9,Di Luca
Stimulus spacing effects in duration perception are larger for auditory stimuli: Data and a model,2014,147,,97-104,Penney
Garner interference and temporal information processing,2014,147,,143-146,Zakay
Evidence for a response preparation bottleneck during dual-task performance: Effect of a startling acoustic stimulus on the psychological refractory period,2013,144,3,481-487,Chua
The impact of domain-specific beliefs on decisions and causal judgments,2013,144,3,472-480,Müller
Comparing the influence of directly vs. indirectly encountered post-event misinformation on eyewitness remembering,2013,144,3,635-641,Ost
Cognitive control in context: Working memory capacity and proactive control,2013,145C,,1-9,Redick
Perceptual complexity rather than valence or arousal accounts for distracter-induced overproductions of temporal durations,2014,147,,51-59,Wolf
Concurrent explanations can enhance visual decision making,2013,145C,,65-74,Radun
When the mind wanders: Age-related differences between young and older adults,2013,145C,,54-64,De Beni
To think or not to think that is the question: Individual differences in suppression and rebound effects in autobiographical memory,2013,145C,,84-97,Macleod
More conflict does not trigger more adjustment of cognitive control for subsequent events: A study of the bivalency effect,2013,145C,,111-117,Rey-Mermet
Mental rotation and the motor system: Embodiment head over heels,2013,145C,,104-110,Krüger
Time perception attention and memory: A selective review,2014,149,,129-133,Gruber
Discrimination of two neighboring intra- and intermodal empty time intervals marked by three successive stimuli,2014,149,,134-141,Grondin
Does visual experience influence the spatial distribution of auditory attention?,2013,146C,,58-62,Lerens
Investigating sustained attention ability in the elderly by using two different approaches: Inhibiting ongoing behavior versus responding on rare occasions,2013,146C,,51-57,Bonnefond
Priming interdependence affects processing of context information in causal inference-But not how you might think,2013,146C,,41-50,Markman
Context-specific control and context selection in conflict tasks,2013,146C,,63-66,Ridderinkhof
Relationships between mind-wandering and attentional control abilities in young adults and adolescents,2014,148C,,25-36,Stawarczyk
Cue type affects preparatory influences on task inhibition,2014,148C,,12-18,Koch
Perceptual symbols of creativity: Coldness elicits referential warmth elicits relational creativity,2014,148C,,136-147,Leung
Group work and individual work among children,1949,6,4,358-362,Karsten
A new auditory-visual synesthesia,1949,6,4,363,Bachem
The meaning of "significance" for different types of research [translated and annotated by Eric-Jan Wagenmakers Denny Borsboom Josine Verhagen Rogier Kievit Marjan Bakker Angelique Cramer Dora Matzke Don Mellenbergh and Han L. J. van der Maas],2014,148C,,188-194,de Groot
Manual coordination with intermittent targets: Velocity information for prospective control,2014,149C,,24-31,Amazeen
Motor plans persist to influence subsequent actions with four or more response alternatives,2014,149C,,9-17,Tretyak
Emotional modulation of attention affects time perception: evidence from event-related potentials,2014,149,,148-156,Allik
When music tempo affects the temporal congruence between physical practice and motor imagery,2014,149C,,40-44,Guillot
Event segmentation and seven types of narrative discontinuity in popular movies,2014,149C,,69-77,Cutting
Decision processes in temporal discrimination,2014,149,,157-168,Balci
Hear it playing low and slow: How pitch level differentially influences time perception,2014,149,,169-177,Meck
Similarities and differences between mind-wandering and external distraction: A latent variable analysis of lapses of attention and their relation to cognitive abilities,2014,150C,,14-25,Unsworth
Spatial distribution of attentional bias in visuo-spatial working memory following multiple cues,2014,150C,,1-13,Botta
A test of motor skill-specific action embodiment in ice-hockey players,2014,150C,,61-68,Chua
The influence of object identity on obstacle avoidance reaching behaviour,2014,150C,,94-99,Dijkerman
Attention orienting by eye gaze and arrows reveals flexibility to environmental changes,2014,150C,,100-105,Toichi
'What's in a name?' 'No more than when it's mine own'. Evidence from auditory oddball distraction,2014,150C,,161-166,Jones
Learning a keying sequence you never executed: evidence for independent associative and motor chunk learning,2014,151C,,24-31,Verwey
Confidence-accuracy resolution in the misinformation paradigm is influenced by the availability of source cues,2014,151C,,164-173,Williamson
Can students evaluate their understanding of cause-and-effect relations? The effects of diagram completion on monitoring accuracy,2014,151C,,143-154,Dunlosky
Doing the opposite to what another person is doing,2014,151C,,117-133,Bianchi
Components of task switching: a closer look at task switching and cue switching,2014,151C,,184-196,Schmitz
How to tell a wife from a hat: affective feedback in perceptual categorization,2014,151C,,206-213,Chetverikov
Recollecting positive and negative autobiographical memories disrupts working memory,2014,151C,,237-243,Allen
When two actions are easier than one: how inhibitory control demands affect response processing,2014,151C,,230-236,Koch
Time perception and time perspective differences between adolescents and adults,2014,151C,,222-229,Siu
Attention in risky choice,2014,152C,,166-176,Körner
Remarks on attention control,1970,33,,118-131,Kahneman
Behavioral decision theory perspectives on risk and safety,1984,56,1-3,183-203,Fischhoff
Sustained attention failures are primarily due to sustained cognitive load not task monotony,2014,153C,,87-94,Helton
What's up? Emotion-specific activation of vertical space during language processing,2014,156,,143-155,Dudschig
Modeling graded response congruency effects in task switching,2014,153C,,160-168,Schneider
The role of head position and prior contraction in manual aiming,2014,154C,,10-13,Anderson
Crossmodal attention switching: auditory dominance in temporal discrimination tasks,2014,153C,,139-146,Koch
Limits of control: the effects of uncontrollability experiences on the efficiency of attentional control,2014,154C,,43-53,Lupiáñez
Highly reflective reasoners show no signs of belief inhibition,2014,154C,,69-76,Svedholm-Häkkinen
The impact of value-directed remembering on the own-race bias,2014,154C,,62-68,DeLozier
Impact of action planning on spatial perception: attention matters,2015,156C,,22-31,Kirsch
The congruency sequence effect emerges when the distracter precedes the target,2015,156C,,8-21,Egner
Task choice and semantic interference in picture naming,2015,157C,,13-22,Roelofs
Two pathways to causal control: use and availability of information in the environment in people with and without signs of depression,2015,157C,,1-12,Byrom
I don't get you. Action observation effects inverted by kinematic variation,2015,157,,114-121,Ellis
Mapping the structure of perceptual and visual-motor abilities in healthy young adults,2015,157C,,74-84,Mitroff
Grounded spatial belief revision,2015,157,,144-154,Knauff
You can detect the trees as well as the forest when adding the leaves: evidence from visual search tasks containing three-level hierarchical stimuli,2015,157,,131-143,Borst
Electrophysiological difference between the representations of causal judgment and associative judgment in semantic memory,2015,157,,176-184,Li
Video game experience and its influence on visual attention parameters: an investigation using the framework of the Theory of Visual Attention (TVA),2015,157,,200-214,Finke
The cost of errors: perceived error detection in dual-task conditions,2015,158,,1-7,Berger
Motor and cognitive integration: effect of bilateral behaviors on judgment,2015,161,,64-72,Mullet
The congruency sequence effect transfers across different response modes,2015,161,,86-94,Weissman
Does the passability of apertures change when walking through human versus pole obstacles?,2015,162,,62-68,Frank
Visual objects speak louder than words: motor planning and weight in tool use and object transport,2015,162,,76-80,Chainay
Unconscious and conscious acceptance downregulate aggressive behavior: mediating role of anger regulation,2023,239,,e104000,Yang
'To preserve unity while almost allowing for chaos': testing the aesthetic principle of unity-in-variety in product design,2015,163,,142-152,Post
The effect of varying information on the psychological refractory period,1969,30,,220-231,Smith
Impacts of visuomotor sequence learning methods on speed and accuracy: starting over from the beginning or from the point of error,2016,164,,169-180,Tanaka
The effects of taboo-related distraction on driving performance,2016,168,,20-26,Singhal
The effects of divided attention at study and reporting procedure on regulation and monitoring for episodic recall,2016,169,,143-156,Hope
Visuomotor integration of relevant and irrelevant angry and fearful facial expressions,2016,170,,226-238,Grandjean
Distractor-based stimulus-response bindings retrieve decisions independent of motor programs,2016,171,,57-64,Frings
Judging arrival times of incoming traffic vehicles is not a prerequisite for safely crossing an intersection: differential effects of vehicle size and type in passive judgment and active driving tasks,2016,173,,1-12,Bootsma
Dual-route imitation in preschool children,2016,173,,94-100,Rumiati
Visuomotor adaptability in older adults with mild cognitive decline,2016,173,,106-115,Schaffert
An attentional mechanism for minimizing cross-modal distraction,2017,174,,9-16,Weissman
Slower attentional disengagement but faster perceptual processing near the hand,2017,174,,40-47,Sunny
Have I grooved to this before? Discriminating practised and observed actions in a novel context,2017,175,,42-49,Cross
Location versus task relevance: the impact of differing internal focus of attention instructions on motor performance,2017,176,,23-31,Pelleck
Relation between temporal perception and inhibitory control in the Go/No-Go task,2017,173,,87-93,Brown
The costs (or benefits) associated with attended objects do little to influence inattentional blindness,2017,173,,101-105,Simons
Motor imagery-based implicit sequence learning depends on the formation of stimulus-response associations,2017,178,,48-55,Boe
Resisting distraction and response inhibition trigger similar enhancements of future performance,2017,180,,40-51,Bissett
Instructed fear stimuli bias visual attention,2018,184,,31-38,Tibboel
Motor skill experience modulates executive control for task switching,2017,180,,88-97,Yu
A method for measuring manual position control,2017,180,,117-121,Rosenbaum
Action strategies for walking through multiple misaligned apertures,2017,182,,100-106,Frank
Reinstatement of instrumental actions in humans: possible mechanisms and their implications to prevent it,2018,183,,29-36,Gámez
Investigating evolutionary constraints on the detection of threatening stimuli in preschool children,2018,185,,166-171,Zsido
Truth is in the head. A nod and shake compatibility effect,2018,185,,203-218,Moretti
Causal evidence in risk and policy perceptions: applying the covariation/mechanism framework,2018,186,,90-103,Baucum
Is experience in multi-genre video game playing accompanied by impulsivity?,2018,190,,78-84,Abel
Evidence for distinct steps in response preparation from a delayed response paradigm,2018,191,,42-51,Proctor
States of focused attention and sequential action: a comparison of single session meditation and computerised attention task influences on top-down control during sequence learning,2018,191,,87-100,Lushington
Disentangling cognitive from motor control: Influence of response modality on updating inhibiting and shifting,2018,191,,124-130,Roelofs
Foreign language reduces the longevity of the repetition-based truth effect,2018,191,,149-159,Nadarevic
Thinking on your feet: An analysis of movement and cognition in a sit to stand task,2018,192,,52-58,Gibbons
Interactor's body shape does not affect visuo-motor interference effects during motor coordination,2019,196,,42-50,Gandolfo
Sense of Agency as a predictor of risk-taking,2019,197,,10-15,Damen
Effects of state motivation in overload and underload vigilance task scenarios,2019,197,,106-114,Szalma
Does it matter if we approach or withdraw when reading? A comparison of fear-related words and anger-related words,2019,197,,73-85,Ferré
Perceptual dimensions of tactile textures,2003,114,2,165-184,Picard
Category-based generalization of placebo and nocebo effects,2019,199,,e102894,Yu
The effect of symbolic meaning of speed on time to contact,2019,199,,e102921,Mioni
The motor system (partially) deceives body representation biases in absence of visual correcting cues,2020,203,,e103003,Peviani
Nodding and shaking of the head as simulated approach and avoidance responses,2020,203,,e102988,Moretti
Susceptibility to the fusion illusion is modulated during both action execution and action observation,2020,204,,e103028,Welsh
The influence of cognitive load on susceptibility to audio,2020,205,,e103058,Kenemans
Reward history modulates perceptual load effects,2020,212,,e103217,Izaute
Pictorial vs. linguistic negation: investigating negation in imperatives across different symbol domains,2021,214,,e103266,Dudschig
To start or stop an action depends on which movement we perform: an appraisal of the horse-race model,2021,217,,103332,Zanone
Experimental control of conflict in a predictive visual probe task: highly reliable bias scores related to anxiety,2021,218,,103357,Vink
The psychosocial impact of losing an eye through traumatic injury and living with prosthetic restoration: a thematic analysis,2021,219,,e103383,Dempster
The association between personality traits and third-party moral judgment: a preregistered study,2021,219,,e103392,Trémolière
Depression and learning problems in children: executive function impairments and inattention as mediators,2021,220,,e103420,Iliescu
The self-organized task switching paradigm: movement effort matters,2021,221,,e103446,Kiesel
Deciding while moving: cognitive interference biases value-based decisions,2021,221,,e103449,Cañal-Bruland
The dark side of sports: personality values and athletic aggression,2022,223,,e103500,Greitemeyer
Specification curve analysis shows that social media use is linked to poor mental health especially among girls,2022,224,,e103512,Twenge
The role of anxious attachment in the continuation of abusive relationships: the potential for strengthening a secure attachment schema as a tool of empowerment,2022,225,,e103537,Kovacs
Dark personality and intimate partner relationships in young adults,2022,225,,e103549,Clemente
The effects of childhood maltreatment on cyberbullying in college students: the roles of cognitive processes,2022,226,,e103588,Zhao
The effects of mood disorders and childhood trauma on fear of positive and negative evaluation,2022,227,,e103603,Swartz
Imposed load versus voluntary investment: executive control and attention management in dual-task performance,2022,227,,e103591,Gopher
Intensive mothering and the perpetuation of gender inequality: evidence from a mixed methods research,2022,227,,e103614,Bonnot
The relationship between internet addiction and aggressive behavior among adolescents during the COVID-19 pandemic: anxiety as a mediator,2022,227,,103612,Wu
Endogenous control is insufficient for preventing attentional capture in children and adults,2022,228,,103611,Allen
Predicting social media use intensity in late adolescence: the role of attachment to friends and fear of missing out,2022,229,,e103667,Opsenica Kostić
Protocols and strategies to use emergency psychology in the face of an emergency: a systematic review,2022,229,,103697,Limone
Dark personalities and general masochistic tendencies: their relationships to giving and receiving sexualized pain,2022,230,,e103715,Greitemeyer
Are boys associated with weapons and girls associated with kitchenware? The extent to which gender stereotypes regarding adults extend to children,2022,230,,e103754,He
Feminist identification inclusive victimhood and supporting outgroups,2022,230,,e103763,Kovacs
Femitags for feminist connected crowds in Latin America and Spain,2022,230,,e103756,Rovira-Sancho
Cognitive effort avoidance in veterans with suicide attempt histories,2022,231,,e103788,Bjork
Societal and cultural norms that expose children to early alcohol use in Amhara Region rural community Ethiopia,2022,232,,e103801,Debele
Posttraumatic growth: experiences of Mongolian and Hungarian survivors of intimate partner violence,2023,233,,e103825,Rácz
Childhood abuse and anxiety depression - an interprofessional approach to optimize knowledge and awareness among young adult health professions students of Arunachal Pradesh India,2023,233,,e103837,Chaturvedi
Understanding the associations between personality traits and the frequency of alcohol intoxication in young males and females: findings from the United Kingdom,2023,234,,e103865,Kang
The Chinese adaptation and validation of the Fear of Being Single Scale for college students,2023,238,,e103989,Lin
Untangling the confounded relationship between perceiver sex and walker sex on the bistable perception of emotion displaying point-light walkers,2023,239,,e103993,Halovic
The longitudinal associations between PTSD symptoms depressive symptoms and academic burnout in adolescence and early adulthood in the postdisaster context,2023,239,,e104011,Lin
Causal effects of appearance-related social exclusion on state body dissatisfaction among young Chinese adults,2023,240,,e104032,Jackson
On the association between personality fear of missing out (FoMO) and problematic social media use tendencies in European and Arabian samples,2023,240,,e104026,Montag
Does blame always shift? Examining the impact of workplace safety communication language on post-accident blame attributions for multiple entities,2023,240,,e104024,Kalsher
Longitudinal interactions between residual symptoms and physiological stress in the remitted symptom network structure of depression,2023,241,,e104078,Fortune
The "triple whammy": serious psychological distress suicidal ideation and substance misuse among transgender persons,2023,241,,e104092,Klein
How are adverse childhood experiences and women's mental health associated? A latent class analysis,2023,241,,e104088,Fontanil
Relationship between types of anxiety and the ability to recognize facial expressions,2023,241,,e104100,Liu
"I established a life; I can re-establish it again": lived experiences of intimate partner violence in Mongolia,2023,242,,e104118,Rácz
A comparative study of cognitive function in young patients with bipolar disorder with and without non-suicidal self-injury,2024,243,,e104137,Hu
Childhood maltreatment and insomnia in college students: the role of alexithymia and psychological distress,2024,243,,e104149,Li
The relationship between parental adverse childhood experiences and parenting behaviors,2024,243,,e104166,Kawilapat
What does metaphoric language say about aggression? The relationships between metaphoric language impulsivity and aggression,2024,243,,e104173,Leshem
The impact of childhood trauma on borderline personality organization in a community sample of Greek emerging adults,2024,244,,e104181,Yotsidi
Long-term consequences of childhood emotional abuse in mothers on parental load and child mental health,2024,244,,e104169,Ziegenhain
The language of blame: exploring the effects of non-native accents on post-accident blame attributions,2024,244,,e104189,Guzman
Psychosocial factors psychological well-being and safety incidents among long-distance bus drivers in Ghana: a cross-sectional survey,2024,244,,e104193,Sarfo
Correlates of the dark tetrad,2024,245,,e104222,Furnham
Does blame always shift? A critical commentary,2024,246,,e104272,Khanna
Psychological pain and sociodemographic factors classified suicide attempt and non-suicidal self-injury in adolescents,2024,246,,e104271,Li