Tag: psychophysics

Researchers have demonstrated that combining pupillometry with luminance tagging provides a continuous, objective measure to track expansions, contractions, and shapes ...

A preregistered experimental study demonstrates that spatial pre-cues produce robust reaction time and accuracy benefits under single masks regardless of ...

Preregistered eye-tracking experiments demonstrate that human visual search employs an imprecise, coarse feature template to guide attention across both simple ...

A psychophysical investigation reveals that tactile friction discrimination on compliant rubber microstructures depends on whether surface textures fall above or ...

A cross-sectional study found no evidence of convergent validity between the Fremantle Back Awareness Questionnaire and tactile spatial processing measures ...

Researchers developed a compact fingertip tactile display using pneumatic unit cell arrays that deliver both static pressure and vibration.

A study in Current Psychology reveals visual speed dominantly influences temporal and numerical judgments rather than time being uniquely susceptible ...

People who see time as moving past them reproduced blank intervals more accurately than those who see themselves moving through ...

A new study shows listeners will repeatedly press keys to reduce background noise, with physical effort tracking both subjective listening ...

In an interval reproduction study of 30 participants, repeating visual sequences reversed space–time interference from a kappa effect to a ...