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EXPRESS: Task-Irrelevant Lateral Placeholders Support Horizontal Spatial–Numerical Associations

Seda Türkmen Dural, Merve Bulut, Melike Şefikoğlu, Zeynep Tuncalı et autres

Horizontal Spatial-Numerical Associations (SNAs) are often interpreted as evidence that numerical magnitude automatically activates left-right spatial codes. Here, we tested whether horizontal spatial-numerical mapping instead depends on whether the task environment provides usable horizontal structure. Participants performed a go/no-go magnitude classification task …

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Pairwise Go/No-Go magnitude comparison with spatially arranged Arabic digits and Turkish number words

Simal Yenigullu, Ezgi Gür, Merve Bulut, Hakan Çetınkaya et autres

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Is the Onset-Based STEARC Effect Culturally Generalizable? Evidence from a Turkish Sample

İrem Aydın, Merve Bulut, Hakan Çetınkaya, Seda Dural et autres

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Is the Onset-Based STEARC Effect Culturally Generalizable? Evidence from a Turkish Sample

Hakan Çetınkaya, İrem Aydın, Seda Dural, Merve Bulut et autres

Pairwise Go/No-Go Magnitude Comparison with Spatially Arranged Arabic Digits and Turkish Number Words

Simal Yenigullu, Ezgi Gür, Merve Bulut, Hakan Çetınkaya et autres

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Real-world object size as a magnitude dimension: Robust perceived size distance effects and context-sensitive spatial coding

Melike Şefikoğlu, Merve Bulut, Ezgi Gür, Hakan Çetınkaya et autres

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Exploring foot-based SNARC effect by hand posture: insights from embodied cognition

Hakan Çetınkaya, Ezgi Gür, Merve Bulut, Elvin Naz Tunç et autres

Spatial-numerical associations (SNAs), such as the SNARC effect, reflect the tendency to associate smaller numbers with the left side of space and larger numbers with the right. While robust in hand-based tasks, SNAs are flexible and influenced by sensorimotor context. This study …

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Higher individualism predicts lower intensity of experienced love: Data from 91 countries

Samuel O. Ebimgbo, Tobias Otterbring, Nana Burduli, Ogeday Çoker et autres

Love is a near-universal human experience. However, while it transcends cultural boundaries, its intensity varies significantly across individuals and societies. We hypothesize that this variability is partly driven by socio-cultural factors, particularly individualism—a cultural orientation prioritizing personal goals over group interests. As …

Measuring SNARC effect: different task setups reveal divergent spatial-numerical associations

Merve Bulut, Ayşenur Candemır, Melike Şefikoğlu, Beria Haugen et autres

Spatial-Numerical Associations (SNAs) reflect the cognitive link between numerical magnitude and spatial orientation. While the SNARC effect, faster-left responses for small numbers and right responses for large ones, is robust in Western populations, findings from Turkish samples have been inconsistent. This study …

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Emotions Disrupt but Do Not Map onto Spatial-Numerical Associations

Hakan Çetınkaya, Seda Türkmen Dural, Zeynep Tuncalı

Spatial-numerical associations (SNAs), such as the SNARC effect, demonstrate that numerical magnitude is represented along a left-right continuum. Theories of shared magnitude processing (ATOM) and polarity correspondence suggest that emotional dimensions might be spatialized in a similar way. Across two experiments, we …

The Structural Association between Perceived Stress, Dyadic Coping, Relationship Commitment, and Marital Resilience

Azar Aliyev, Orkhan Huseinov, Hakan Çetınkaya

The present study aimed to examine the structural association between perceived stress, dyadic coping, relationship commitment, and marital resilience among married individuals in Baku, with particular emphasis on the direct and indirect pathways through which perceived stress influences marital resilience. This cross-sectional …

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Space-magnitude associations modulate the familiar-size stroop effect in visual size judgments

Seda Türkmen Dural, Melike Şefikoğlu, Hakan Çetınkaya

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