A central question in understanding cognition and pathology-related cognitive changes is
how we process time. However, time processing difficulties across several neurological and …

Western and Chinese artists have different traditions in representing the world in their
paintings. While Western artists start since the Renaissance to represent the world with a …

Cognitive reserve and resilience refer to the set of processes allowing the preservation of
cognitive performance in the presence of structural and functional brain changes …

Compared with traditional Western landscape paintings, Chinese traditional landscape
paintings usually apply a reversed-geometric perspective and concentrate more on …

Temporal encoding is a key feature in multisensory processing that leads to the integration
versus segregation of perceived events over time. Whether or not two events presented at …

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It is maintained that a classification or taxonomy of functions is required to reflect cognitive
functions. On the basis of the epistemological position of a pragmatic monism, it can be …

In experimental aesthetics the relationship between the arts and cognitive neuroscience has
gained particular interest in recent years. But has cognitive neuroscience indeed something …

Abstract “Inhibition of return”(IOR) was originally described in the field of spatial attention,
but it has also been observed in random number generation tasks. Subjects showed a …

Previous study indicates that there are two distinct behavioral patterns in the sensory‐motor
synchronization task with short stimulus onset asynchrony (SOA; 2–3 s) or long SOA …