Journal: Cognitive Processing

Volume 22, Issue 1

1 -- 36Paola Pennisi, Laura Giallongo, Giusy Milintenda, Michela Cannarozzo. Autism, autistic traits and creativity: a systematic review and meta-analysis
37 -- 46Ahmed Masrai. Phonological and orthographic vocabulary knowledge and processing speed of L2 written text: the case of native Arabic EFL learners
47 -- 55Haitham Taha, Floreen Asous-Abu Rezeq. Not completed but still identified: orthographic closure and word recognition among poor and typical native Arab readers
57 -- 64James C. L. Law, Thomson W. L. Wong. Internal focus instruction increases psychological stress with conscious motor processing and deteriorates motor performance in dart throwing
65 -- 76Pengfei Yin, Jinrui Sun, Moyun Wang. The relative difficulty of negations of conjunctions and disjunctions - a mental model perspective
77 -- 91Zahra Gharaee. Online recognition of unsegmented actions with hierarchical SOM architecture
93 -- 104Isabella Luise Kreilinger, Stephanie Roesch, Korbinian Moeller, Silvia Pixner. Mastery of structured quantities like finger or dice patterns predict arithmetic performance
105 -- 116Rebecca Stuber, Elena Nicoladis. "This is a Titanic song": the effect of familiarity on children's learning affective meaning in music
117 -- 130Veronika Diaz Abrahan, Favio Shifres, Nadia Justel. Impact of music-based intervention on verbal memory: an experimental behavioral study with older adults
131 -- 139Mahshid Taherzadeh, Mahgol Tavakoli. Comparison of systemic lupus erythematosus patients and healthy individuals in terms of autobiographical memory, mood, and cognitive emotion regulation
141 -- 150Camille Guillemin, Barbara Tillmann. Implicit learning of two artificial grammars
151 -- 158Marcella Brunetti, Rosalia Di Matteo, Tiziana Aureli, Maria Concetta Garito, Claudia Casadio. Class inclusion versus quantifiers comprehension tasks: an experimental study with school-aged children
159 -- 169Claudia Del Gatto, Allegra Indraccolo, Claudio Imperatori, Riccardo Brunetti. Hungry for colours? Attentional bias for food crucially depends on perceptual information