<p>Each subplot represents one individual. Six-month-olds are plotted in blue, eight-month-old in red. Dashed horizontal lines are the anticipation threshold of 200 ms. There was no systematic difference between age or gender groups. Four representative individuals were selected and ordered based on their average reaction times. (A) Very frequent anticipations. (B) Frequent ancitipations. (C) Few anticipations. (D) No anticipations.</p
While age effects in reaction time (RT) tasks across the lifespan are well established for level of ...
<p>(A) Mean reaction time in milliseconds (ms) for participants in each of two perspective-taking gr...
In a variable foreperiod (FP) paradigm, reaction times (RTs) decrease as a function of FP on trial n...
Reaction time (RT) is a critical measure of performance, and studying its distribution at the group ...
Study presents findings of a simulator study that examined the differences of reaction time for chil...
<p>Hazard (A) and speed-response (B) functions responses in AX, AY and BX trials are plotted for chi...
<p>Participants' adjusted reaction time (i.e., inverse efficiency scores) in age judgments for child...
We report an experiment that investigates the relationship between speed of information processing a...
<p>Mean probe-detection reaction times (±1 standard error) in milliseconds as a function of distract...
<p>Models' reaction times were calculated from 100 runs of picture and word set experiments.</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
The formation of expectations for visual stimulus sequences was examined in 2- and 3-month-old infan...
The purpose of our study was to investigate visual and auditory basic reaction time differences in a...
<p>When comprehenders were pressed for time, they were still more likely and faster to choose “Some ...
<p>Data in the lower panels are the mean reaction times (±SEM) when the task required a color recogn...
While age effects in reaction time (RT) tasks across the lifespan are well established for level of ...
<p>(A) Mean reaction time in milliseconds (ms) for participants in each of two perspective-taking gr...
In a variable foreperiod (FP) paradigm, reaction times (RTs) decrease as a function of FP on trial n...
Reaction time (RT) is a critical measure of performance, and studying its distribution at the group ...
Study presents findings of a simulator study that examined the differences of reaction time for chil...
<p>Hazard (A) and speed-response (B) functions responses in AX, AY and BX trials are plotted for chi...
<p>Participants' adjusted reaction time (i.e., inverse efficiency scores) in age judgments for child...
We report an experiment that investigates the relationship between speed of information processing a...
<p>Mean probe-detection reaction times (±1 standard error) in milliseconds as a function of distract...
<p>Models' reaction times were calculated from 100 runs of picture and word set experiments.</p
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
The formation of expectations for visual stimulus sequences was examined in 2- and 3-month-old infan...
The purpose of our study was to investigate visual and auditory basic reaction time differences in a...
<p>When comprehenders were pressed for time, they were still more likely and faster to choose “Some ...
<p>Data in the lower panels are the mean reaction times (±SEM) when the task required a color recogn...
While age effects in reaction time (RT) tasks across the lifespan are well established for level of ...
<p>(A) Mean reaction time in milliseconds (ms) for participants in each of two perspective-taking gr...
In a variable foreperiod (FP) paradigm, reaction times (RTs) decrease as a function of FP on trial n...