Although the Implicit Association Test (IAT) has been widely used as an implicit measure
over the past decade, research into its underlying mechanism remains woefully insufficient …

As research on serious games continues to grow, we investigate the efficacy of digital
games to train enhanced decision making through understanding cognitive biases. This …

Mouse-tracking is an increasingly popular process-tracing method. It builds on the
assumption that the continuity of cognitive processing leaks into the continuity of mouse …

Theories of decision-making have traditionally been constrained by reaction time data. A
limitation of reaction time data, particularly for studying the temporal dynamics of cognitive …

In multitasking, the execution of a prioritized task is in danger of crosstalk by the secondary
task. Task shielding allows minimizing this crosstalk. However, the locus and temporal …

Although the roles of shape and pigmentation cues in face categorization have been studied
in detail, the time-course of their processing has remained elusive. We measured …

Objectives: We examine the process of disorder perception to test whether different people
perceive social and physical phenomenon the same way. Methods: We use laboratory …

People tend to discount rewards or losses that occur in the future. Such delay discounting
has been linked to many behavioral and health problems, since people choose smaller …

In the face of unfamiliar language or objects, description is one cue people can use to learn
about both. Beyond narrowing potential referents to those that match a descriptor (eg,“tall”) …

This chapter reviews different studies on the influence of a person's own movements (and
potential movements) in perceptual and cognitive performance. It then focuses on eye …