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Printing words in alternating colors facilitates eye movements among young and older Chinese adults Journal article
Pan, Jinger, Wang, Aiping, Zhang, Mingsha, Tsang, Yiu Kei, Yan, Ming. Printing words in alternating colors facilitates eye movements among young and older Chinese adults[J]. PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW, 2024.
Authors:  Pan, Jinger;  Wang, Aiping;  Zhang, Mingsha;  Tsang, Yiu Kei;  Yan, Ming
Favorite | TC[WOS]:0 TC[Scopus]:0  IF:3.2/4.8 | Submit date：2024/11/05
Aging  Reading  Chinese  Word Boundary  
Shared translation in second language activates unrelated words in first language Journal article
Hao, Yuqi, Luo, Yingyi, Lin-Hong, Kenneth Han yang, Yan, Ming. Shared translation in second language activates unrelated words in first language[J]. PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW, 2024, 31(3), 1245–1255.
Authors:  Hao, Yuqi;  Luo, Yingyi;  Lin-Hong, Kenneth Han yang;  Yan, Ming
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Parafoveal  Priming  Bilingual  Semantics  Eye Movements  
Attentional focusing and filtering in multisensory categorization Journal article
Li, Jianhua, Deng, Sophia W.. Attentional focusing and filtering in multisensory categorization[J]. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 2024, 31(2), 708-720.
Authors:  Li, Jianhua;  Deng, Sophia W.
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Selective Attention  Focusing  Filtering  Categorization  Multisensory  Cross-modal Processing  
Visuospatial cueing by self-caused features: Orienting of attention and action–outcome associative learning Journal article
Gozli,Davood G., Aslam,Hira, Pratt,Jay. Visuospatial cueing by self-caused features: Orienting of attention and action–outcome associative learning[J]. Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 2015, 23(2), 459-467.
Authors:  Gozli,Davood G.;  Aslam,Hira;  Pratt,Jay
Favorite | TC[WOS]:9 TC[Scopus]:11 | Submit date：2019/06/25
Associative Learning  Sensory Attenuation  Visual Salience