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Reverse correlating love: highly passionate women idealize their partner's facial appearance by Gunaydin, Gul, DeLong, Jordan E

“…A defining feature of passionate love is idealization--evaluating romantic partners in an overly favorable light. Although passionate love can be expected to…”
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Quicker, Faster, Darker: Changes in Hollywood Film over 75 Years by Cutting, James E, Brunick, Kaitlin L, DeLong, Jordan E, Iricinschi, Catalina, Candan, Ayse

“…We measured 160 English-language films released from 1935 to 2010 and found four changes. First, shot lengths have gotten shorter, a trend also reported by…”
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Temporal fractals in movies and mind by Cutting, James E., DeLong, Jordan E., Brunick, Kaitlin L.

“…Fractal patterns are seemingly everywhere. They can be analyzed through Fourier and power analyses, and other methods. Cutting, DeLong, and Nothelfer (2010)…”
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Attention and the Evolution of Hollywood Film by Cutting, James E., DeLong, Jordan E., Nothelfer, Christine E.

“…Reaction times exhibit a spectral patterning known as l/f, and these patterns can be thought of as reflecting time-varying changes in attention. We…”
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RSVP at the movies: dynamic images are remembered better than static images when resources are limited by Candan, Ayse, Cutting, James E., DeLong, Jordan E.

“…We examined whether dynamic images benefit memory when visual resources are limited. Almost all previous research in this area has used static photographs to…”
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Visual Activity in Hollywood Film: 1935 to 2005 and Beyond by Cutting, James E, DeLong, Jordan E, Brunick, Kaitlin L

“…The structure of Hollywood film has changed in many ways over the last 75 years, and much of that change has served to increase the engagement of viewers'…”
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The Changing Poetics of the Dissolve in Hollywood Film by Cutting, James E., Brunick, Kaitlin L., Delong, Jordan E.

“…Most films contain many shots knit together by several types of transitions, and by far the most prevalent is the cut. Over the last 70 years, fades and wipes…”
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Added noise affects the neural correlates of upright and inverted faces differently by Schneider, Bethany L, DeLong, Jordan E, Busey, Thomas A

“…In five experiments, we examine the neural correlates of the interaction between upright faces, inverted faces, and visual noise. In Experiment 1, we examine a…”
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