Parallel Processing Example Lesson Summary Frequently Asked Questions What is parallel processing and how does it work? Parallel processing is a person's ability to take in lots of information all at once. People use their senses to take in different forms of stimuli, and then their brain's ...
Golan,Moria - 《Clinical Child Psychology & Psychiatry》 被引量: 0发表: 2014年 Parenting and the parallel processes in parents' counseling supervision for eating-related problems Parenting and the parallel processes in parents’ counseling supervision for eating-related problems.doi:10.1177/135910451348837...
A Review of: “Parallel Distributed Processing: Implications for Psychology and Neurobiology” R. G. M. Morris (Ed.) Oxford: Clarendon Press, 1989 ISBN 0-19-852178-2, 339pp., ￡35.00AbstractAbstractdoi:10.1080/09540099108946577VASANT HONAVAR...
The authors propose a diagnostic for distinguishing between serial and parallel processing in visual search; it is based on testing for subadditive effects... Egeth,Dagenbach - 《Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance》 被引量: 184发表: 1991年 The Lower Visual Search Effi...
d Example responses of optically-tagged IT and PT neurons to light stimulation. Top, spike raster plots; each row is one trial and each dot is one spike. Bottom, peri-stimulus time histograms. Time 0 denotes the onset of 5-ms light stimulation (blue bar). The averaged spike waveforms of...
For example, Thun et al. [57] conducted a 2-year longitudinal study on the effect of night shift on depression and anxiety symptoms of nurses. Saksvik-Lehouillier et al. [26] also investigated the changes of depression and anxiety symptoms of shift-working nurses over 2 years. These ...
However, within developmental psychology, aggression is usually defined in terms of a child's intent to harm another person (e.g., Parke and Slaby, 1983). Thus, although an infant's use of force is an intentional motor act and is often referred to as a form of aggression (e.g., ...
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Introduction Cognitive flexibility—the ability to adjust to new task demands, rules or priorities in an adaptive manner—is considered an integral part of executive functions1,2,3,4. Cognitive flexibility is an important and widely studied topic in cognitive psychology. For example, there are numer...
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