When experience does not lead to expertise: Almost any passport will do
This blog post was written by Stephan Lewandowsky and has been crossposted from the Psychonomic Society blog. About 20 years ago a conference on… Read more »
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The strange Marine on the fridge that is me
This blog post was written by Brad Duchaine and has been crossposted from the Psychonomic Society blog. For every cognitive ability, there are… Read more »
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Bank tellers, masks, and morphs: Individual differences in face recognition
This blog post was written by Vicki Bruce and has been crossposted from the Psychonomic Society blog. Cognitive Research:… Read more »
When real-time looks more benign: Fouls in slo-mo are penalized more severely by soccer referees
This blog was written by Stephan Lewandowsky and crossposted from the Psychonomic Society’s blog. Those of you who are… Read more »
Preparing for Nate and Ophelia: how people process hurricane forecasts
Despite huge improvements in the accuracy of hurricane forecasting, there can still be a lot of uncertainty over the future path… Read more »
Vladimir Putin and the empty chair: Can people spot fake pictures?
New research published in Cognitive Research: Principles & Implications finds that people can only detect a fake image of a… Read more »
Special needs, euphemisms, and disability
A recently published study in Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications finds the term ‘special needs’ to be an… Read more »