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5 Nov 2018: According to Steve Joordens, psychology professor at the University of Toronto, it’s not just any type of fear that we embrace. ... A recent study by David Zald, professor of psychology at Vanderbilt University, shows that some brains lack what he

19 Feb 2013: A critical study phase violated such expectations by showing trained scenes with unexpected faces. ... Martha Hvoslef-Eide, Department of Psychology The retrosplenial cortex and paired-associate learning.

6 Oct 2011: After a completedescription of the study, written informed consent was obtained in amanner approved by the University of Cambridge Psychology ResearchEthics Committee. ... of the anterior cingulate/paracingulate cortex in normal volun-teers: an MRI

25 Oct 2021: of error introduced during refresh across the retrieval versus the study blocks, because. ... study was approved by the University of Kent School of Psychology ethics committee.

10 May 2016: Jon S. Simonsjss30@cam.ac.uk. 1 Department of Psychology, University of Cambridge,. ... adverts. Ethical approval for this study was obtained from. the Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee.

11 Dec 2009: The study was approved by the Cambridge Psychological Research Ethics Committee, Cambridge, England. ... Schizophr. Res. 47, 233–241. Bartlett, F. C. (1932). Remembering. A study in experimental and social psychology.

3 Sep 2007: One study examined memoryover three intervals including 24 hours and 7 days(Kopelman, 1985). ... The study was approved bythe human subjects committee of Brigham andWomen’s Hospital.

13 Feb 2007: S. Simons. aspect of the lesion, usually necessitating a group study using the overlapping lesionmethod. ... Inthe first study, Burgess, Quayle, and Frith (2001) used PET to investigate rCBF changes.

28 Jan 2020: Simons, Depart-ment of Psychology, University of Cambridge. This study was funded by BBSRC Grant BB/L02263X/1 and James S.McDonnell Foundation Scholar Award 220020333 awarded to Jon S.Simons ... Figure 2. Example study and test trials in the location

19 Feb 2019: 1 gives an illustration of the design and Table 1 lists the abbreviations used in this study. ... its location on an invisible circle (no overt response was required from participants in the study phase).

12 May 2009: William Hirst and Robert Meksin, Department of Psychology, NewSchool for Social Research; Elizabeth A. ... Johnson and Karen J. Mitchell, Department ofPsychology, Yale University; Cindy Lustig, Department of Psychology,University of Michigan; Keith B.

21 Sep 2015: Simons, Behavioural and Clinical Neuroscience Institute, De-partment of Psychology, University of Cambridge. ... Study trials were separated by a blank screen,presented for 500 ms (see Figure 1A).

3 Apr 2017: All subjects had normal or corrected-to-normalvision. All subjects were native English speakers and providedwritten consent prior to their participation in the study in amanner approved by the Cambridge Psychology ... These findings were repli-cated in a

22 Jan 2024: European Society for Cognitive Psychology in Lille, France (August 29–September 1, 2022). ... The study was approved bythe Cambridge Psychology Research Ethics Committee and complieswith the APA ethical standards in the treatment of participants.Sample

27 Jul 2005: And the Burgess et al. (2001) study suggeststhat this role is material and stimulus nonspecific, and probably involvedmore with maintenance than execution of the delayed intention. ... Implications of these constraintsHuman lesion (HL) study point (A)

20 Mar 2019: Rose A. Cooperrose.cooper@bc.edu. 1 Department of Psychology, Boston College, Chestnut Hill, MA,USA. ... Tulving & Thomson, 1973) compared to memory retrievalin typical individuals, with an interesting case study byBoucher (2007, pp.

8 Jun 2015: Vaidya, Department of Psychology, GeorgetownUniversity; Marcia K. Johnson, Department of Psychology, Yale Univer-sity; Karen J. ... Our results differed from Schmolck, Buffalo, andSquire’s (2000) study of flashbulb memories for the O.