Nick Perham, PhD
Affiliations: | Cardiff Metropolitan University, Cardiff, Wales, United Kingdom |
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| Perham N, Howell T, Watt A. (2019) Can a simple, short-term memory task help to screen dyslexia? Current Psychology. 1-9 |
| Marsh JE, Yang J, Qualter P, et al. (2018) Postcategorical Auditory Distraction in Short-Term Memory: Insights From Increased Task Load and Task Type. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition |
| Perham N, Lewis A, Turner J, et al. (2014) The Sound of Silence: Can Imagining Music Improve Spatial Rotation Performance? Current Psychology. 33: 610-629 |
| Perham N, Hodgetts H, Banbury S. (2013) Mental arithmetic and non-speech office noise: an exploration of interference-by-content. Noise & Health. 15: 73-8 |
| Perham N, Banbury S. (2012) The role of rehearsal in a novel call center-type task. Noise & Health. 14: 1-5 |
| Perham N, Macpherson S. (2012) Mental arithmetic and irrelevant auditory number similarity disruption Irish Journal of Psychology. 33: 181-192 |
| Perham N, Withey T. (2012) Liked Music Increases Spatial Rotation Performance Regardless of Tempo Current Psychology. 31: 168-181 |
| Perham N, Rosser J. (2012) “Not Thinking” Helps Reasoning Current Psychology. 31: 160-167 |
| Perham N, Sykora M. (2012) Disliked Music can be Better for Performance than Liked Music Applied Cognitive Psychology. 26: 550-555 |
| Perham N, Vizard J. (2010) Can preference for background music mediate the irrelevant sound effect? Applied Cognitive Psychology. 25: 625-631 |