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considering: 1) The operationalization of WM; 2) The unique contribution of WM to reading; 3) Domain-general or -specific explanations of decoding and reading comprehension deficits; and 4) The capacity of WM constructs to distinguish between reading disabilities and attention-deficit/hyperactivity di...
What is an example of the Pygmalion effect?Pygmalion Effect:The Pygmalion effect is a phenomenon in the field of social psychology first formally described by Robert Rosenthal and Lenore Jacobson. It is also known as the Rosenthal effect.
This phenomenon is further amplified by the online disinhibition effect, which suggests that anonymity and lack of immediate social consequences make people more aggressive online.[2] Writing that very last part makes me remember Marina Abramović’s performance "Rhythm 0." Rhythm 0: A Slide Show...
Why is changing tantrums important to this individual? Describe the ''seat-of-the-pants phenomenon'', ''the cocktail party effect'', and inattentional blindness, and explain how they are all related to the ''bottleneck'' of selectiv...
Last month, the journal Frontiers in Psychology retracted a paper, ‘Recursive fury: Conspiracist ideation in the blogosphere in response to research on conspiracist ideation‘, by cognitive scientist Stephan Lewandowsky and colleagues. It is a narrative analysis of blog posts published by climate den...
RESEARCH ARTICLE "I Have No Clue What I Drunk Last Night" Using Smartphone Technology to Compare In-Vivo and Retrospective Self-Reports of Alcohol Consumption Rebecca Louise Monk*, Derek Heim, Adam Qureshi, Alan Price Department of Psychology, Edge Hill University, Ormskir...
🎃 Halloween The orange pumpkin, also known as Jack-O-Lantern, is used during Halloween. ⭐ Success The star emoji commonly expresses success, fame, or excellence, and is also used for reviews. 🎉 Celebration The party popper emoji is about celebration, used for birthdays, weddings, and...
What is the Face Inversion Effect?: The Face Inversion Effect refers to the phenomenon that when faces are inverted (i.e. upside down), they become harder to recognize compared to when they are upright. Facial recognition in psychology is referred t...
Which lens is responsible for this phenomenon? Why is it easier to fool the eyes, compared to fooling to your sense of touch? Can you find illusions for other senses? How do they work? In which circumstances would you use an upright, an inverted, ...