Richard Ramsey

Reward reduces motor fatigability by increasing movement vigour

Jenny Imhof, Caroline Heimhofer, Marc Bachinger, Sarah Nadine Meissner et autres

Abstract Reward can enhance motor performance. However, its potential to counteract motor fatigability, a reduction in motor performance during sustained movements, remains underinvestigated. This could be relevant in neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, where increased motor fatigability is a prominent symptom. …

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How does familiarity impact the computational processes that support face recognition?

Richard Ramsey, Fournier Raphaël, Paul Downing

Recognising a familiar face is a fundamental social cognitive ability, yet the computational mechanisms that underlie this capacity remain poorly understood. Prior research has established that familiarity affects face recognition performance, but has relied primarily on manifest measures — accuracy and response …

Data for manuscript "Reward Reduces Motor Fatigability by Increasing Movement Vigour"

Jenny Imhof, Caroline Heimhofer, Marc Bachinger, Sarah Meissner et autres

Event-History Analysis for Psychological Time-to-Event Data: A Tutorial in R With Examples in Bayesian and Frequentist Workflows

Sven Panis, Richard Ramsey

Time-to-event data such as response times and saccade latencies form a cornerstone of experimental psychology, and have had a widespread impact on our understanding of human cognition. However, the orthodox method for analyzing such data -- comparing means between conditions -- is …

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Reward Reduces Motor Fatigability by Increasing Movement Vigour

Jenny Imhof, Caroline Heimhofer, Marc Bachinger, Sarah Nadine Meissner et autres

Abstract Reward can enhance motor performance. However, its potential to counteract motor fatigability, a reduction in motor performance during sustained movements, remains underinvestigated. This could be particularly relevant in neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis, where increased motor fatigability is a prominent …

ch, sg (code pays fourni par la source)

Evidence accumulation modelling offers new insights into the cognitive mechanisms that underlie linguistic and action-based training

Emily S. Cross, Richard Ramsey, Samantha Parker

Evidence accumulation modelling has been shown to uncover new insights into the cognitive mechanisms that underlie decision making from behavioural data. By jointly modelling reaction time and accuracy data, such decision models estimate latent variables that represent distinct computational processes, such as …

Evidence Accumulation Modelling Offers New Insights Into the Cognitive Mechanisms That Underlie Linguistic and Action-based Training

Samantha Parker, Emily S. Cross, Richard Ramsey

Evidence accumulation modelling has been shown to uncover new insights into the cognitive mechanisms that underlie decision making from behavioural data. By jointly modelling reaction time and accuracy data, such decision models estimate latent variables that represent distinct computational processes, such as …

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Event-History Analysis for Psychological Time-to-Event Data: A Tutorial in R With Examples in Bayesian and Frequentist Workflows

Sven Panis, Richard Ramsey

Time-to-event data, such as response times and saccade latencies, form a cornerstone of experimental psychology and have had a widespread impact on the understanding of human cognition. However, the orthodox method for analyzing such data-comparing means between conditions-is known to conceal valuable …

Event History Analysis for psychological time-to-event data: A tutorial in R with examples in Bayesian and frequentist workflows

Sven Panis, Richard Ramsey

Time-to-event data such as response times and saccade latencies form a cornerstone of experimental psychology, and have had a widespread impact on our understanding of human cognition. However, the orthodox method for analyzing such data -- comparing means between conditions -- is …

Algorithmic aesthetics: Cognitive perspectives on AI-generated visual art

Ionela Bara, Kohinoor Monish Darda, Richard Ramsey, Emily S. Cross

this bias might exist and whether its existence dooms the eventual acceptance and even celebration of art generated by artificial means. We do this by bringing together recent empirical evidence from the disciplines of neuroaesthetics, social cognition, art history, and human-machine interaction …

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Event History Analysis for psychological time-to-event data: A tutorial in R with examples in Bayesian and frequentist workflows

Sven Panis, Richard Ramsey

Time-to-event data such as response times and saccade latencies form a cornerstone of experimental psychology, and have had a widespread impact on our understanding of human cognition. However, the orthodox method for analyzing such data -- comparing means between conditions -- is …

Evidence accumulation modelling offers new insights into the cognitive mechanisms that underlie linguistic and action-based training

Richard Ramsey, Samantha Parker, Emily S. Cross

Evidence accumulation modelling has been shown to uncover new insights into the cognitive mechanisms that underlie decision making from behavioural data. By jointly modelling reaction time and accuracy data, such decision models estimate latent variables that represent distinct computaitonal processes, such as …