El análisis de los tiempos de reacción (RTs) constituyen una valiosa herramienta en la
psicología experimental. Las consideraciones metodológicas clásicas relacionadas al …

Most analyses of reaction time (RT) data are conducted by using the statistical techniques
with which psychologists are most familiar, such as analysis of variance on the sample …

Many reaction time (RT) researchers truncate their data sets, excluding as spurious all RTs
falling outside a prespecified range. Such truncation can introduce bias because extreme …

Response time (RT) is ubiquitous in experimental psychology. It is perhaps the most
important measure used to investigate hypotheses about mental processing. Fifteen of the …

We used a general stage-based model of reaction time (RT) to investigate the psychometric
properties of mean RTs and experimental effect sizes (ie, differences in mean RTs). Using …

This tutorial for the statistical processing of reaction times collected through a repeated-
measure design is addressed to researchers in psychology. It aims at making explicit some …

To remove the influence of spuriously long response times, many investigators compute
“restricted means”, obtained by throwing out any response time more than 2.0, 2.5, or 3.0 …

This article discusses how to characterize response time (RT) frequency distributions in
terms of probability functions and how to implement the necessary analysis tools using …

Linear mixed-effect models (LMMs) are being increasingly widely used in psychology to
analyse multi-level research designs. This feature allows LMMs to address some of the …

The analysis of reaction time (RT) additivity and interactions via factorial manipulation is a
widely used and potentially powerful tool for elucidating mental processing; however …