Mean gaze times in seconds for each stimulus type in 1500–10000 ms presentation time.

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity effect (means and standard deviations) in milliseconds.

Hermien J. Elgersma (5916422)
Ernst H. W. Koster (529936)
Lonneke A. van Tuijl (5916425)
A. Hoekzema (5916428)
Brenda W. J. H. Penninx (122779)
Claudi L. H. Bockting (130818)
Peter J. de Jong (136860)

October 2018

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity ef...

A comparison of some processing time measures based on eye movements

Blanchard, Harry E.

September 1983

Running title: Processing time measures based on eye movements.Bibliography: leaves 23-24Supported b...

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).

Nadja Althaus (596952)
Denis Mareschal (596953)

July 2014

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).</p

Mean fixation times in seconds for each stimulus type during 0–10000 ms presentation time.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time in seconds spent looking at a specific picture...

Scatterplot of rumination with mean gaze time in ms in the 1500–10000 ms interval for a picture of the deceased combined with a loss word.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Gaze time is defined as the overall time in seconds spent looking at a picture-word combina...

Scatterplot of rumination with fixation time in ms during 0–10000 ms presentation time for a picture of the deceased combined with a loss word.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time spent looking at a specific stimulus each time...

Mean reaction times for object categorization in attentional shift trials.

Jin-Ying Zhuang (529999)
Jia-Xi Wang (624478)

September 2014

Mean reaction times for object categorization in attentional shift trials.</p

Mean fixation times and standard deviations in seconds for each stimulus type during 0–10000 ms presentation time.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time spent looking at a specific stimulus each time...

Look Duration and Visual Stimuli.

Emily Zimmerman (5480414)
Courtney DeSousa (5949917)

November 2018

Look duration (seconds) is compared for the time looking toward the various stimuli and looking away...

Mean reaction times to negative and positive words after conscious viewing of self- and other-faces.

Ran Tao (81449)
Shen Zhang (302856)
Qi Li (67548)
Haiyan Geng (302857)

February 2013

Mean reaction times to negative and positive words after conscious viewing of self- and other-fac...

Reaction times.

Marco Tullio Liuzza (230238)
Valentina Cazzato (343683)
Michele Vecchione (343684)
Filippo Crostella (343685)
Gian Vittorio Caprara (343686)
Salvatore Maria Aglioti (116157)

February 2013

Mean gaze cuing (incongruent minus congruent) in ms (±SD) effect for each condition in each group...

The duration of the attentional blink in natural scenes depends on stimulus category

Einhäuser, Wolfgang
Koch, Christof
Makeig, Scott

March 2007

AbstractHumans comprehend the “gist” of even a complex natural scene within a small fraction of a se...

Means and standard deviations of the reaction time (ms) for the word structure (WS) and word tone judgment tasks (WT) when fearful, neutral and happy faces were unattended respectively.

Huang Junhong (466910)
Zhou Renlai (466911)
Hu Senqi (466912)

October 2013

Means and standard deviations of the reaction time (ms) for the word structure (WS) and word tone...

Frequency and mean duration (in milliseconds, ms) of fixations measured in three separate time windows, according to the emotional meaning of the prosody and face.

Simon Rigoulot (333961)
Marc D. Pell (300707)

February 2013

Frequency and mean duration (in milliseconds, ms) of fixations measured in three separate time wi...

Viewing time (ms) for each scene area as a function of time during (A) greeting and (B) task phases.

Fumihiro Kano (395171)
Masaki Tomonaga (360916)

March 2013

Viewing time (ms) for each scene area as a function of time during (A) greeting and (B) task phas...

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity effect (means and standard deviations) in milliseconds.

Hermien J. Elgersma (5916422)
Ernst H. W. Koster (529936)
Lonneke A. van Tuijl (5916425)
A. Hoekzema (5916428)
Brenda W. J. H. Penninx (122779)
Claudi L. H. Bockting (130818)
Peter J. de Jong (136860)

October 2018

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity ef...

A comparison of some processing time measures based on eye movements

Blanchard, Harry E.

September 1983

Running title: Processing time measures based on eye movements.Bibliography: leaves 23-24Supported b...

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).

Nadja Althaus (596952)
Denis Mareschal (596953)

July 2014

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).</p

Mean fixation times in seconds for each stimulus type during 0–10000 ms presentation time.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time in seconds spent looking at a specific picture...

Scatterplot of rumination with mean gaze time in ms in the 1500–10000 ms interval for a picture of the deceased combined with a loss word.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Gaze time is defined as the overall time in seconds spent looking at a picture-word combina...

Scatterplot of rumination with fixation time in ms during 0–10000 ms presentation time for a picture of the deceased combined with a loss word.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time spent looking at a specific stimulus each time...

Mean reaction times for object categorization in attentional shift trials.

Jin-Ying Zhuang (529999)
Jia-Xi Wang (624478)

September 2014

Mean reaction times for object categorization in attentional shift trials.</p

Mean fixation times and standard deviations in seconds for each stimulus type during 0–10000 ms presentation time.

Maarten C. Eisma (618856)
Henk A. W. Schut (618857)
Margaret S. Stroebe (618858)
Jan van den Bout (618859)
Wolfgang Stroebe (562721)
Paul A. Boelen (618860)

August 2014

Note. Fixation time is defined as the average time spent looking at a specific stimulus each time...

Look Duration and Visual Stimuli.

Emily Zimmerman (5480414)
Courtney DeSousa (5949917)

November 2018

Look duration (seconds) is compared for the time looking toward the various stimuli and looking away...

Mean reaction times to negative and positive words after conscious viewing of self- and other-faces.

Ran Tao (81449)
Shen Zhang (302856)
Qi Li (67548)
Haiyan Geng (302857)

February 2013

Mean reaction times to negative and positive words after conscious viewing of self- and other-fac...

Reaction times.

Marco Tullio Liuzza (230238)
Valentina Cazzato (343683)
Michele Vecchione (343684)
Filippo Crostella (343685)
Gian Vittorio Caprara (343686)
Salvatore Maria Aglioti (116157)

February 2013

Mean gaze cuing (incongruent minus congruent) in ms (±SD) effect for each condition in each group...

The duration of the attentional blink in natural scenes depends on stimulus category

Einhäuser, Wolfgang
Koch, Christof
Makeig, Scott

March 2007

AbstractHumans comprehend the “gist” of even a complex natural scene within a small fraction of a se...

Means and standard deviations of the reaction time (ms) for the word structure (WS) and word tone judgment tasks (WT) when fearful, neutral and happy faces were unattended respectively.

Huang Junhong (466910)
Zhou Renlai (466911)
Hu Senqi (466912)

October 2013

Means and standard deviations of the reaction time (ms) for the word structure (WS) and word tone...

Frequency and mean duration (in milliseconds, ms) of fixations measured in three separate time windows, according to the emotional meaning of the prosody and face.

Simon Rigoulot (333961)
Marc D. Pell (300707)

February 2013

Frequency and mean duration (in milliseconds, ms) of fixations measured in three separate time wi...

Viewing time (ms) for each scene area as a function of time during (A) greeting and (B) task phases.

Fumihiro Kano (395171)
Masaki Tomonaga (360916)

March 2013

Viewing time (ms) for each scene area as a function of time during (A) greeting and (B) task phas...

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity effect (means and standard deviations) in milliseconds.

Hermien J. Elgersma (5916422)
Ernst H. W. Koster (529936)
Lonneke A. van Tuijl (5916425)
A. Hoekzema (5916428)
Brenda W. J. H. Penninx (122779)
Claudi L. H. Bockting (130818)
Peter J. de Jong (136860)

October 2018

Reaction times of participants per group per stimulus type per presentation time and cue validity ef...

A comparison of some processing time measures based on eye movements

Blanchard, Harry E.

September 1983

Running title: Processing time measures based on eye movements.Bibliography: leaves 23-24Supported b...

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).

Nadja Althaus (596952)
Denis Mareschal (596953)

July 2014

Mean looking times (in milliseconds) during the familiarization phase (Experiments 1 and 2).</p

Mean gaze times in seconds for each stimulus type in 1500–10000 ms presentation time.

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Mean gaze times in seconds for each stimulus type in 1500–10000 ms presentation time.

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