Experimental psychologists often neglect the poor psychometric properties of the dependent
measures collected in their studies. In particular, a low reliability of measures can have …

In recent years a growing number of studies on syntactic processing has employed basic
two-word constructions (eg,“the tree”) to characterize the fundamental aspects of linguistic …

Studies of unconscious mental processes often compare a performance measure (eg, some
assessment of perception or memory) with a measure of awareness (eg, a verbal report or …

As a method to investigate the scope of unconscious mental processes, researchers
frequently obtain concurrent measures of task performance and stimulus awareness across …

Theories of embodied cognition suggest that hand motions and cognition are closely
interconnected. An emerging technique of tracking how participants move a computer …

Cronbach (1955) famously noted the divergence between the experimental and
psychometric traditions in psychology and called for a unification, but many domains of …

The occurrence of implicit processing of visual stimuli during inattentional blindness is still a
matter of debate. To assess the evidence available in this debate, we conducted a …

The article examines the semantic space of concepts in modern British political discourse.
The basic concepts of government, political events, citizen and ecology in the British press …

Syntactic processing has often been considered an utmost example of unconscious
automatic processing. In this line, it has been demonstrated that masked words containing …

Humans are equipped with the remarkable ability to comprehend an infinite number of
utterances. Relations between grammatical categories restrict the way words combine into …