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Category: Cognitive Psychology

Hötting et al. (2004). Multimodal spatial attention – primary data from an EEG study of sighted and blind persons.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 12, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Hötting, Kirsten Contributor: Hötting, Kirsten; Rösler, Frank; Röder, Brigitte Funding: German Research Foundation; number Ro 1226/4-1, 4-2,…

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Voges et al. (2015). Effects of different visual environmental conditions on long term motor memory consolidation. Research data of an experiment following the saccadic adaptation paradigm.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 12, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Sprenger, Andreas Contributor: Voges, Caroline; Helmchen, Christoph; Heide, Wolfgang; Sprenger, Andreas Funding: German Research Foundation (DFG) (SFB…

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SanMiguel et al. (2014). Human Auditory Processing Relies on Preactivation of Sound-Specific Brain Activity Patterns. Research data from an EEG study.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 12, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: SanMiguel, Iria; Widman, Andreas; Bendixen, Alexandra; Trujillo-Barreto, Nelson; Schröger, Erich Contributor: SanMiguel, Iria; Widman, Andreas; Bendixen, Alexandra;…

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Weigand et al.(2021). Primary data on the study “Chronic pain is associated with reduced savoring of aesthetic experiences”.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 11, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Weigand, Rosalie; Moosmayer, Annika Nora; Jacobsen, Thomas Contributor: Weigand, Rosalie; Moosmayer, Annika Nora; Jacobsen, Thomas Funding: Title:…

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Weigand et al. (2021). Primary data on “Looking at Life Through Rose-Colored Glasses: Dispositional Positive Affect is Related to the Intensity of Aesthetic Experiences”.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 11, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Weigand, Rosalie; Prüßing-Peters, Jan; Jacobsen, Thomas Contributor: Weigand, Rosalie; Prüßing-Peters, Jan; Jacobsen, Thomas Funding: Title: Primary data…

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Petzold & Haubensak (2004). A comparison of magnitude estimations and category judgments. Primary data.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 11, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Petzold, Peter Contributor: Petzold, Peter; Haubensak, Gert Funding: German Research Foundation Title: A comparison of magnitude estimations…

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Wolf et al. (2018). A mass-density model can account for the size-weight illusion. Research data of three experiments.

Cognitive Psychology•by FDZ_wordpress21•Posted February 7, 2022

Bibliographic Information Creator: Wolf, Christian; Drewing, Knut Contributor: Wolf, Christian; Bergmann Tiest, Wouter M.; Drewing, Knut Funding: German Research Foundation…

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