Experimental psychologists often neglect the poor psychometric properties of the dependent
measures collected in their studies. In particular, a low reliability of measures can have …

Many studies claim that visual regularities can be learned unconsciously and without explicit
awareness. For example in the contextual cueing paradigm, studies often make claims using …

Studies of unconscious mental processes often compare a performance measure (eg, some
assessment of perception or memory) with a measure of awareness (eg, a verbal report or …

Stimuli predicting rewards are more likely to capture attention, even when they are not
relevant to our current goals. Individual differences in value-modulated attentional capture …

The co-occurrence of a person, object or concept and a valent stimulus can change how a
person evaluates the person, object or concept. Such effects of stimulus pairings on attitudes …

Obtaining evidence that something does not exist requires knowing how big it would be
were it to exist. Testing a theory that predicts an effect thus entails specifying the range of …

Integrative processing is traditionally believed to be dependent on consciousness. While
earlier studies within the last decade reported many types of integration under subliminal …

Are eye movements unconsciously guided towards target locations in familiar scenes? In a
recent eyetracking study, Ramey, Yonelinas, and Henderson (2019) measured eye …

Studies on unconscious mental processes typically require that participants are unaware of
some information (eg, a visual stimulus). An important methodological question in this field …

The additional singleton task has become a popular paradigm to explore visual statistical
learning and selective attention. In this task, participants are instructed to find a different …