Brain Waves Predict Decision Accuracy in Virtual Reality Under High Workload
Researchers found that spatial-covariance EEG signals reliably predicted decision accuracy before responses were finalized under high cognitive workload in virtual ...
Tag: signal detection theory
Cortical Integration of Acoustic Noise Statistics Enhances Target Detection in Mice
Researchers discover that mice detect acoustic targets in complex noise by integrating background sound statistics across seconds, a cortical process ...
Human Verification Labels May Boost AI Text Credibility Without Improving Reader Accuracy
A conceptual analysis indicates that labeling artificial intelligence content as human-verified might artificially inflate perceived credibility without improving readers' ability ...
Spoken Lectures Spark More False Memories in Students Than Written Lessons
A study of high school learners found that auditory lectures led to higher rates of false memory and a more ...
NBA Referees Overlook More Than Twenty Percent of Late Game Infractions
An analysis of NBA Last Two Minute reports from 1,755 games reveals that referees systematically favor inaction, leaving more than ...
Observability constrains expertise-dependent kinematic readout in action prediction
A new study reveals that expert advantage in action prediction is not fixed but is significantly constrained by the strength ...
Avoidance temperament sharpens emotion perception but tilts people toward seeing anger
A signal detection study of 134 undergraduates found that an avoidance temperament improves overall perceptual sensitivity for emotions on ambiguous ...
Feedback Backfires: Meta-Analysis Shows Accuracy Cues Worsen Missed Rare Targets
A meta-analysis of 62 effects from 29 studies finds that immediate trial-level accuracy feedback amplifies the conservative response bias behind ...
Pulvinar pathways as skip connections in deep neural networks for vision
A biologically inspired pulvinar-like skip pathway in a convolutional vision model acts primarily as a gain controller and decision-criterion regulator ...
How You’re Tested Shapes What You Remember About Objects
A Rutgers study shows that paired simultaneous recognition tests and traditional sequential tests produce different patterns of object-feature memory responses, ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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