Daniel R. Little

Affiliations: 
Psychological Sciences University of Melbourne, Parkville, Victoria, Australia 
Area:
Logical Rules, Reaction Times, Knowledge Representation, Categorization, Memory, Explanation Formation, Bayes
Website:
http://www.psych.unimelb.edu.au/research/labs/knowlab/index.html
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Fong LC, Blunden AG, Garrett PM, et al. (2024) Unifying approaches to understanding capacity in change detection. Psychological Review
Little DR, Shiffrin RM, Laham SM. (2024) Function estimation: Quantifying individual differences of hand-drawn functions. Memory & Cognition
Kelly BA, Kemp C, Little DR, et al. (2024) Visual Perception Principles in Constellation Creation. Topics in Cognitive Science
Lin DJ, Little DR. (2022) Further tests of sequence-sensitive models in a modified garner task using separable dimensions. Journal of Experimental Psychology. General
Little DR, Yang H, Eidels A, et al. (2022) Extending systems factorial technology to errored responses. Psychological Review
Garrett PM, White JP, Dennis S, et al. (2022) Papers please: Factors affecting national and international COVID-19 immunity and vaccination passport uptake as determined by representative national surveys. Jmir Public Health and Surveillance
Lynch C, Cheng XJ, Little DR. (2021) There's a time and a face: The time course of composite face processing. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance. 47: 1063-1079
Shang L, Little DR, Webb ME, et al. (2021) The workload capacity of semantic search in convergent thinking. Journal of Experimental Psychology. General
Blunden AG, Hammond DA, Howe PDL, et al. (2021) Characterizing the time course of decision-making in change detection. Psychological Review
Lewandowsky S, Dennis S, Perfors A, et al. (2021) Public acceptance of privacy-encroaching policies to address the COVID-19 pandemic in the United Kingdom. Plos One. 16: e0245740
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