Summary Earlier researches in the field of the information theory showed that the number of recognized stimuli decreases in accordance with the size of the sample, or, more acurately with the uncertamty. In such cases (cf. G. Miller, 1951) the uncertainty on stimuli is the same. Pollack (1959) varied the uncertainty at stimuli level and at responses level and the subjects were required to make a forced choice among responses whose number was lower ihan the number of stimuli. He then found that the effect of uncertainty might be proportional to the number of responses but not to the number of stimuli. Those results are not conclusive, because they have not been corrected with regard to randomness. We studied this problem in cisual perception...
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of stimulus probability on perceptual enc...
Three experiments are reported here, all of them trying to find some sort of relation between the we...
Correlation between stimulus and response sequences derived from observer performance and feedback i...
By a succession of researches, we have verified that the visual recognition threshold increases in f...
This paper shows that tachisloscopic recognition, unlike reaction time (R.T.) is unaffected by time ...
We argue that stimulus uncertainty induces a cognitive state that can be linked to a concept that ha...
A random series of signals is presented to subjects who have to predict the signal which is going to...
In many recent studies of speeded scanning of immediate memory, variations in the size of the positi...
24 students are put in a situation of perceptive judgement. They have to choose the shorter of two l...
Summary On a tachistoscope, in an identification task, two number series were presented, consisting ...
The cognition of randomness consists of perceptual and conceptual components. One might be able to d...
The same sensory input does not always trigger the same reaction. In laboratory experiments, a given...
Hick's law describes the relation between choice reaction time (RT) and the number of stimulus-respo...
BACKGROUND: Uncertainty and predictability have remained at the center of the study of human attenti...
Many experiments have shown that a word's perceptual threshold varies inversely with the frequency o...
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of stimulus probability on perceptual enc...
Three experiments are reported here, all of them trying to find some sort of relation between the we...
Correlation between stimulus and response sequences derived from observer performance and feedback i...
By a succession of researches, we have verified that the visual recognition threshold increases in f...
This paper shows that tachisloscopic recognition, unlike reaction time (R.T.) is unaffected by time ...
We argue that stimulus uncertainty induces a cognitive state that can be linked to a concept that ha...
A random series of signals is presented to subjects who have to predict the signal which is going to...
In many recent studies of speeded scanning of immediate memory, variations in the size of the positi...
24 students are put in a situation of perceptive judgement. They have to choose the shorter of two l...
Summary On a tachistoscope, in an identification task, two number series were presented, consisting ...
The cognition of randomness consists of perceptual and conceptual components. One might be able to d...
The same sensory input does not always trigger the same reaction. In laboratory experiments, a given...
Hick's law describes the relation between choice reaction time (RT) and the number of stimulus-respo...
BACKGROUND: Uncertainty and predictability have remained at the center of the study of human attenti...
Many experiments have shown that a word's perceptual threshold varies inversely with the frequency o...
Three experiments were conducted to investigate the effect of stimulus probability on perceptual enc...
Three experiments are reported here, all of them trying to find some sort of relation between the we...
Correlation between stimulus and response sequences derived from observer performance and feedback i...