All Things Cognition

The remarkable pitch of earworms Oct 01, 2024

Interview with Matt Evans and Nicolas Davidenko on their article in AP&P. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Mindfulness may give you a creativity boost Oct 09, 2023

Interview with Zoe Hughes on her article in PB&R. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Pretesting improves learning but learners need a push to appreciate it Apr 10, 2023

Interview with Steven Pan and Michelle Rivers on their article in M&C. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Misses are up when occurrence is down Oct 17, 2022

Interview with Anna Kosovicheva and Ben Wolfe on their article in PB&R. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Concerns about COVID may affect your attention Aug 01, 2022

Interview with Caitlin Sisk on her article in CRPI. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Memories about COVID from around the globe Jul 11, 2022

Interview with Sezin Öner on her article in Memory & Cognition. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Semantic fluency of novices and experts tells us about knowledge structures and networks Jun 07, 2022

Interview with Cynthia Siew on her article in Memory & Cognition. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Comparing early and late signers’ links between spatial language and memory May 03, 2022

Interview with Dilay Karadöller on her article in Memory & Cognition. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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L&B Special Issue on David Sherry: Interview with MacDougall-Shackleton Feb 23, 2022

Learning & Behavior David Sherry Special Issue with Scott MacDougall-Shackleton. Go here to read the transcripts, and see images and links.

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Predicting changes in cognitive workload in real time Jul 13, 2021

Interview with Andrew Heathcote on his article in Cognitive Research: Principles & Implications. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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I use they/them: Understanding language with personal pronouns May 11, 2021

Interview with Jennifer Arnold on her article in Psychonomic Bulletin & Review. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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Knocking a longstanding theory of distance perception Mar 23, 2021

Interview with Paul Linton on his article in Attention, Perception & Psychophysics. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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L&B Special Issue: Interview with Prof Pepperberg Feb 26, 2021

Learning & Behavior Special Issue interviewee with honoree Irene Pepperberg. Go here to read the transcripts, images, and links.

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How aware are remote operators of autonomous vehicles? Feb 23, 2021

Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications paper by Mutzenich and colleagues about situation awareness of remote operators of autonomous vehicles.

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Right-wing authoritarianism and reduced updating Aug 25, 2020

Psychonomic Bulletin & Review paper by Sinclair and colleagues about reduced updating in the face of corrections when right-wing authoritarian attitudes are high.

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L&B Special Issue: An Interview with Lisa Leaver Jul 08, 2020

Learning & Behavior Special Issue Honoring Stephen Lea co-Editor, Leaver discusses her work with squirrels and behavioral flexibility.

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Offload to boost your cognition May 06, 2020

Annika Boldt and Sam Gilbert discuss their research on spontaneously cognitive offloading and improving performance. Transcripts are available.

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Want to say something memorable? Say it in a tweet Apr 17, 2020

Jennifer Coane discusses her research on the memorability of tweets in younger and older adults. Transcripts are available.

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Reduce COVID-19 spread: How to reduce touching our faces Apr 06, 2020

Jonathon Crystal discusses ways to reduce touching our faces based on evidence from behavioral experiments. Transcripts are available.

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CR:PI Special Issue announcement: Interview with Guest Editor Lauren Williams Mar 18, 2020

Lauren Williams announces the upcoming CR:PI Special Issue called "Visual Search in Real World and Applied Contexts."

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L&B Special Issue: An Interview with Stephen Lea (Part 2) Mar 17, 2020

As the latest Learning & Behavior Special Issue honoree, Lea discusses his new model of behavioral flexibility and what we’re missing if we only study humans.

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L&B Special Issue: An Interview with Stephen Lea (Part 1) Mar 10, 2020

As the latest Learning & Behavior Special Issue honoree, Lea discusses his new model of behavioral flexibility and what we’re missing if we only study humans.

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Detecting Fake IDs Feb 19, 2020

Dawn Weatherford recently published a paper about detecting fake IDs with co-authors William Blake Erickson, Jasmine Thomas, Mary Walker, and Barret Schein. In this interview, hosted by Laura Mickes, she chats about her research and its implications.

Paper discussed: "You shall not pass: how facial variability and feedback affect the detection of low prevalence fake IDs." Published in the Psychonomic Society journal Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications. https://doi.org/10.1186/s41235-019-0204-1

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A Fond Farewell to Steve Lewandowsky Jan 10, 2020

Stephan Lewandowsky served as the very first Psychonomic Society Digital Content Editor. In this interview, hosted by Laura Mickes, he reflects on his experience, and shares two classic stories you won't want to miss! Steve also offers advice to Society members about working with the Digital Content Team to promote their research.

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