Adults have been shown to consistently remember and forget certain images despite large
individual differences, suggesting a population-wide sensitivity to an image's intrinsic …

What we remember reflects both what we encounter, such as the intrinsic memorability of a
stimulus, and our internal attentional state when we encounter that stimulus. Our memories …

Some stimuli are more memorable than others. Humans have demonstrated partial access
to the properties that make a given stimulus more or less memorable. Recently, a deep …

Memorability refers to the intrinsic property of an image that determines how well it is
remembered or forgotten. Recent studies have found that memorability is highly consistent …

The purpose of this study is to put forward a new evaluation model of dance movement
quality to deal with the subjectivity and inconsistency in traditional evaluation methods. In …

The human brain has a massive storage capacity for remembering visual information, but
certain objects appear to be more likely to be remembered than the others across observers …

Time is the fabric of experience–yet it is incredibly malleable in the mind of the observer:
seeming to drag on, or fly right by at different moments. One of the most influential drivers of …

Viewing art is often seen as a highly personal and subjective experience. However, are
there universal factors that make a work of art memorable? We conducted three …

Adults have been shown to consistently remember and forget certain images despite large
individual differences, suggesting a population-wide sensitivity to an image's intrinsic …

Understanding what others are doing is an essential aspect of social cognition that depends
on our ability to quickly recognize and categorize their actions. To effectively study action …