Search Results - "Ulrich, Jana E"

The power of one: A single flanker produces compatibility effects in the episodic flanker task by Logan, Gordon D, Lindsey, Dakota R B, Ulrich, Jana E

“…The episodic flanker task is an episodic version of the Eriksen and Eriksen (Perception & Psychophysics, 16 (1), 143-149, 1974) perceptual flanker task,…”
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The spotlight turned inward: the time-course of focusing attention on memory by Logan, Gordon D., Lilburn, Simon D., Ulrich, Jana E.

“…Guided by the idea that memory retrieval is selective attention turned inward, we report four experiments examining the time-course of focusing attention on…”
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Serial attention to serial memory: The psychological refractory period in forward and backward cued recall by Logan, Gordon D., Lilburn, Simon D., Ulrich, Jana E.

“…Guided by the conjecture that memory retrieval is attention turned inward, we examined serial attention in serial memory, combining the psychological…”
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No position-specific interference from prior lists in cued recognition: A challenge for position coding (and other) theories of serial memory by Logan, Gordon D., Cox, Gregory E., Lilburn, Simon D., Ulrich, Jana E.

“…Position-specific intrusions of items from prior lists are rare but important phenomena that distinguish broad classes of theory in serial memory. They are…”
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Attention focused on memory: The episodic flanker effect with letters, words, colors, and pictures by Logan, Gordon D, Afu, Keanani C S, Haynes, Bailey E, Weeks, Ella E, Ulrich, Jana E, Lilburn, Simon D

“…We report 10 experiments exploring the proposition that memory retrieval is perceptual attention turned inward. The experiments adapt the Eriksen and Eriksen…”
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Different (key)strokes for different folks: How standard and nonstandard typists balance Fitts' law and Hick's law by Logan, Gordon D, Ulrich, Jana E, Lindsey, Dakota R B

“…Fine motor skills like typing involve a mapping problem that trades Fitts' law against Hick's law. Eight fingers have to be mapped onto 26 keys. Movement time…”
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What skilled typists don’t know about the QWERTY keyboard by Snyder, Kristy M., Ashitaka, Yuki, Shimada, Hiroyuki, Ulrich, Jana E., Logan, Gordon D.

“…We conducted four experiments to investigate skilled typists’ explicit knowledge of the locations of keys on the QWERTY keyboard, with three procedures: free…”
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