overall univariate repeated measures anova

Individual aptitude in Mandarin lexical tone perception predicts effectiveness of high-variability training

transfer of learning identification test

A possible neurophysiological correlate of audiovisual binding and unbinding in speech perception

Expert analogy use in a naturalistic setting

When in doubt follow your nose-a wayfinding strategy

participants controlled inter trial intervals

The benefits of mystery in nature on attention: assessing the impacts of presentation duration

The effects of positive versus negative impact reflection on change in job performance and work-life conflict

Color-discrimination threshold determination using pseudoisochromatic test plates

Automatic attraction of visual attention by supraletter features of former target strings

Major depressive disorder with melancholia displays robust alterations in resting state heart rate and its variability: implications for future morbidity and mortality

mean squared differences between successive n n intervals

Crossmodal effect of music and odor pleasantness on olfactory quality perception

less conservative multiple comparisons test

Reading component skills in dyslexia: word recognition, comprehension and processing speed

brazilian neuropsychological word reading test

If times change, should we throw away the hearthstone? Exploring (Dis) continuities in autonomy and decision-making in the lives of Ghanaian women

ethnographic technique of cultural domain analysis

'No level up!': no effects of video game specialization and expertise on cognitive performance

Transferring control demands across incidental learning tasks - stronger sequence usage in serial reaction task after shortcut option in letter string checking

Mental imagery interventions reduce subsequent food intake only when self-regulatory resources are available

gummy bears vs coins between subject anova

alpha grief=0.86, alpha rage=0.77, alpha desperation=0.81, alpha fatigue=0.91

Perceptual advantage for category-relevant perceptual dimensions: the case of shape and motion