When making decisions, people can be influenced by the context (or framing) of the
decisions in addition to the features of the choice options. It has recently been argued that …

Experience or training can substantially improve perceptual performance through perceptual
learning, and the extent and rate of these improvements may be affected by feedback. In this …

In recent years, mathematical models of decision making, such as the diffusion model, have
been endorsed in individual differences research. These models can disentangle different …

Balancing the speed and accuracy of decisions is crucial for survival, but how organisms
manage this trade-off during learning is largely unknown. Here, we track this trade-off during …

Processing speed is a crucial ability that changes over the course of the lifespan. Training
interventions on processing speed have shown promising effects and have been associated …

Our recent neurophysiological findings provided evidence for collinear facilitation in
detecting low-contrast Gabor patches (GPs) and for the abolishment of these collinear …

Perceptual learning is a multifaceted process, encompassing general learning, between-
session forgetting or consolidation, and within-session fast relearning and deterioration. The …

Visual perceptual learning is traditionally thought to arise in visual cortex. However, typical
perceptual learning tasks also involve systematic mapping of visual information onto motor …

The learning curve serves as a crucial metric for assessing human performance in
perceptual learning. It may encompass various component processes, including general …

Task-switching is an important cognitive skill that facilitates our ability to choose appropriate
behavior in a varied and changing environment. Task-switching training studies have sought …