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Reaction time

Is misokinesia sensitivity explained by visual attentional orienting? ERP evidence from an emotional oddball task suggests no

Sumeet M. Jaswal, Todd C. Handy

The effects of different designs of indoor biophilic greening on psychological and physiological responses and cognitive performance of office workers

Hiroyuki Fukumoto, Masahiro Shimoda, Saeko Hoshino

Effects of stimulus onset asynchrony on cognitive control in healthy adults

Abdolvahed Narmashiri

Probing sustained attention and fatigue across the lifespan

Simon Hanzal, Gemma Learmonth, Gregor Thut, Monika Harvey

Anticipation of sexually arousing visual event leads to overestimation of elapsed time

Ville Johannes Harjunen, Michiel Spapé, Niklas Ravaja

Decrease in reaction time for volleyball athletes during saccadic eye movement task: A preliminary study with evoked potentials

Élida Costa, Mariana Gongora, [ ... ], Henning Budde

Behavioral and neural measures of confidence using a novel auditory pitch identification task

Tamara Tang, Jason Samaha, Megan A. K. Peters

Hydroxyurea maintains working memory function in pediatric sickle cell disease

Jesyin Lai, Ping Zou, [ ... ], Ranganatha Sitaram

The investigation of dysregulated visual perceptual organization in adults with autism spectrum disorders with phase-amplitude coupling and directed connectivity

Limin Sun

Effects of post-saccadic oscillations on visual processing times

Emsal Llapashtica, Tong Sun, Kenneth T. V. Grattan, John L. Barbur

Mindfulness and inhibitory control: Insights from the stop signal task with neutral and reward-associated stimuli

Zsófia Logemann-Molnár, Anna Veres-Székely, Zsolt Demetrovics, H. N. Alexander Logemann

Middle-schoolers’ reading and lexical-semantic processing depth in response to digital and print media: An N400 study

Karen Froud, Lisa Levinson, Chaille Maddox, Paul Smith

Oculomotor behavior can be adjusted on the basis of artificial feedback signals indicating externally caused errors

Frauke Heins, Markus Lappe

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