Uitgave 1/2015
Inhoudsopgave (12 Artikelen)
Review
Sex differences in the weighting of metric and categorical information in spatial location memory
Mark P. Holden, Sarah J. Duff-Canning, Elizabeth Hampson
Original Article
Tracking the attentional blink profile: a cross-sectional study from childhood to adolescence
Sabine Heim, April A. Benasich, Nadine Wirth, Andreas Keil
Original Article
On the time course of attentional focusing in older adults
Lisa N. Jefferies, Alexa B. Roggeveen, James T. Enns, Patrick J. Bennett, Allison B. Sekuler, Vincent Di Lollo
Original Article
Is it really search or just matching? The influence of Goodness, number of stimuli and presentation sequence in same–different tasks
Frouke Hermens, Thomas Lachmann, Cees van Leeuwen
Original Article
On the purposes of color for living beings: toward a theory of color organization
Baingio Pinna, Adam Reeves
Original Article
Time pressure affects the efficiency of perceptual processing in decisions under conflict
Michael Dambacher, Ronald Hübner
Original Article
Multiplication facts and the mental number line: evidence from unbounded number line estimation
Regina M. Reinert, Stefan Huber, Hans-Christoph Nuerk, Korbinian Moeller
Original Article
Map learning and the alignment effect in young and older adults: how do they gain from having a map available while performing pointing tasks?
Erika Borella, Chiara Meneghetti, Veronica Muffato, Rossana De Beni
Original Article
The preservation of response inhibition aftereffects in a location-based spatial negative priming task: younger versus older adults
Eric Buckolz, Michael Lok, Ben Kajaste, Cameron Edgar, Michael Khan
Original Article
Simon in action: the effect of spatial congruency on grasping trajectories
Erez Freud, Daniela Aisenberg, Yael Salzer, Avishai Henik, Tzvi Ganel
Original Article
Generality and specificity in cognitive control: conflict adaptation within and across selective-attention tasks but not across selective-attention and Simon tasks
Antonio L. Freitas, Sheri L. Clark
Original Article
Task switching among two or four tasks: effects of a short-term variation of the number of candidate tasks
Thomas Kleinsorge, Juliane Scheil