[PDF] Top 20 Psychol. Neurosci. vol.7 número3

... On September 27 and 28, 2013, we held the “Attention, Perception and Memory” symposium at the University of São Paulo campus in Ribeirão Preto, which brought together studies and rese[r] ... See full document

... In this thematic unit, the participants described their perceptions of their current situation going forward, be it aging, institutionalization, disease, or the experience of chronic [r] ... See full document

... The focus here is on the paradoxical finding that whereas visually perceived egocentric distance is proportional to physical distance out to at least 20 m under full-cue viewing, there [r] ... See full document

... When four lows are presented (one looming and three receding or three looming and one receding), the results showed that the target displayed inside the looming low was more rapidly id[r] ... See full document

... The order of experiments and conditions was quasi- counterbalanced among the participants, according to the following factors: Experiment 1 (reaction time) or Experiment 2[r] ... See full document

... The average signed error in distance from the vertical midline was then determined for objects in the halves of the room corresponding to each participant’s preferred and non-preferre[r] ... See full document

... The memory task × irrelevant dimension interaction showed that changing the irrelevant dimension improved spatial memory performance in general in both the visual and verbal irrelev[r] ... See full document

... In addition to associative strength and list length, many other factors related to the DRM task have been investigated, such as word length, frequency, concreteness, the presentation [r] ... See full document

... (3) extraction of features from the statistical groups of amplitude, frequency, stationarity, entropy, linearity , and variability (in this regard, a maximum number [ ∑ = 135] of f[r] ... See full document

... The study analyzed the ApEn before and after stimulation, the area of the electromyographic signal, and VAS and RMS before and after stimulation as a function of the intensity of elec[r] ... See full document

... Time distortions were observed for only two cubist paintings that represented human forms, which were related to both evoked arousal and implied movement (Experiment 1).. Experiment 2 f[r] ... See full document

... Blind people can invent drawings for material objects like cups, and matters esthetic, like “glory” at the climax of a story.. In sketches of cups, their drawings are realistic, using l[r] ... See full document

... The overestimation of radial exocentric directions and underestimation of radial exocentric distances could result from the systematic underestimation of egocentric distances of stimu[r] ... See full document

... The aim of the present study was to determine the effects of motor practice on visual judgments of apertures for wheelchair locomotion and the visual control of wheelchair locomotion [r] ... See full document

... The present study investigated the effect of stimulus orientation on the accuracy and sensitivity of observers in a depth-interval judgment task using auto-stereograms or SIRDSs, thus[r] ... See full document

... However, if we compare individual performance when walking a circular trajectory as a function of different target distances (30.00, 41.60, 57.69, and 80.00 m), better performance (i[r] ... See full document

... as 7 m would also perceive walking 10 m as walking 7 ...only 7 m of visual units of distance. Indeed, when asked, verbally, to walk “7 m”, without visual feedback, people walk 10 m (Riemer, ... See full document

... The relative error analysis revealed that errors were greater for the relative location (simultaneous) task than for the absolute location (successive) task but only in the case of th[r] ... See full document

... the anchor system affected the postural control system by reducing body sway after short-term practice in both adults with intellectual disability and normal adults. Two control groups (i.e., individuals with ... See full document

... foot displacement favors the short option. Weerdesteyn et al. (2005) showed that older females prefer lengthening their strides over shortening their strides when avoiding planar obstacles during treadmill walking, ... See full document