Van Geert, Eline; 90621; Bossens, Christophe; Wagemans, Johan; 7347;
Do individuals prefer stimuli that are ordered or disordered, simple or complex, or that strike the right balance of order and complexity? Earlier research mainly focused on the separate influence of order and complexity on aesthetic appreciation. When order and complexity were studied in combination, stimulus manipulations were often not parametri...
Zaman, Jonas; 87122; Yu, Kenny; 142671; Verheyen, Steven; 45299;
The current study adopted a multimodal assessment approach to map the idiosyncratic nature of how individuals perceive, represent, and remember their surroundings and to investigate its impact on learning-based generalization. During an online differential conditioning paradigm, participants (n = 105) learned the pairing between a blue color patch ...
Sapey-Triomphe, Laurie-Anne; 119987; Dierckx, Joke; Vettori, Sofie; 106088; van Overwalle, Jaana; 99347; Wagemans, Johan; 7347;
Atypical sensory processing is a core symptom of autism spectrum disorders (ASD). We aimed at better characterizing visual sensitivity and responsivity in ASD at the self-reported, behavioral and neural levels, and at describing the relationships between these levels. We refer to sensory sensitivity as the ability to detect sensory stimuli and to s...
Severin, Marine I. Akpetou, Lazare Kouame Annasawmy, Pavanee Asuquo, Francis Emile Beckman, Fiona Benomar, Mostapha Jaya-Ram, Annette Malouli, Mohammed Mees, Jan Monteiro, Ivanice
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Frontiers in Psychology
Plastic pollution is both a societal and environmental problem and citizen science has shown to be a useful tool to engage both the public and professionals in addressing it. However, knowledge on the educational and behavioral impacts of citizen science projects focusing on marine litter remains limited. Our preregistered study investigates the im...
van den Borre, Elien; 129567; Wouters, Jan; 10113; Verhaert, Nicolas; 78348; Boon, Ellen; van Wieringen, Astrid; 17604;
The use of two types of speech-in-noise (SPIN) assessment, namely digits-in-noise self-tests and open-set, monosyllabic word tests, to assess the SPIN understanding performance of children with cochlear implants (CI) in mainstream and special education, was investigated. The tests' feasibility and reliability and the influence of specific cognitive...
Damiano, Claudia; 133644; Wilder, John; Zhou, Elizabeth Yue; Walther, Dirk B; Wagemans, Johan; 7347;
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Ruitenberg, Marit F L Abrahamse, Elger L Santens, Patrick Notebaert, Wim
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Journal of neuropsychology
Prior work on patients with Parkinson's disease (PD) has shown that the administration of dopaminergic medication in the early to intermediate stages of PD benefits (motor) functions associated with the dopamine-depleted dorsal striatal circuitry but may 'overdose' and interfere with (cognitive) functions associated with the relatively intact ventr...
Delgado-Garcia, Gabriel; Vanrenterghem, Jos; 103997; Molina-Molina, Alejandro; Soto-Hermoso, Victor Manuel;
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Endale, Tizita; Diels, Jan; 14794; Tsegaye, Dereje; Kassaye, Alemayehu; Belayneh, Liuelsegad; Verdoodt, Ann;
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De Waelle, S Robertson, K Deconinck, F J A Lenoir, M
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Research quarterly for exercise and sport
Purpose: The current study investigated the use of contextual information for anticipation in badminton. Method: Participants were groups of elites (n = 26), competitive (n = 15) and novice players (n = 17) whose anticipation accuracy and reaction time were assessed using an ecologically valid badminton specific video-based occlusion test. Two cond...