Tue Nov 18 15:18:28 2003

Four papers by Saul Sternberg
Science, V153, P652, 1966
Acta Psych, V30, P276, 1969
Am Scientist, V57, P421, 1969
Q J Expt Psych, V27, P1, 1975
and the papers that cite them.

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#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
501	2	70 1970 PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 34(1):1-& POPPEL E EXCITABILITY CYCLES IN CENTRAL INTERMITTENCY	51	7
502	2	73 1970 PSYCHONOMIC SCIENCE 21(4):201-203 KLATZKY RL INTERHEMISPHERIC TRANSFER OF TEST STIMULUS REPRESENTATIONS IN MEMORY SCANNING	24	7
503	1	93 1971 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 88(2):258-& LOVELACE EA; SNODGRAS.RD DECISION TIMES FOR ALPHABETIC ORDER OF LETTER PAIRS	28	7
504	1	101 1971 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 91(1):54-& FISCHLER I; JUOLA JF EFFECTS OF REPEATED TESTS ON RECOGNITION TIME FOR INFORMATION IN LONG-TERM MEMORY	15	7
505	4	107 1971 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 10(2):107-115 FREEDMAN JL; LOFTUS EF RETRIEVAL OF WORDS FROM LONG-TERM MEMORY	0	7
506	4	147 1972 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 63(FEB):109-& KIRSNER K DEVELOPMENTAL CHANGES IN SHORT-TERM RECOGNITION MEMORY	13	7
507	3	191 1972 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 12(1A):1-& COOTS JH; JOHNSTON WA EFFECTS OF SPEED AND ACCURACY STRATEGIES IN AN INFORMATION- REDUCTION TASK	8	7
508	2	237 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 16(2):292-302 GROEN GJ; POLL M SUBTRACTION AND SOLUTION OF OPEN SENTENCE PROBLEMS	21	7
509	1	249 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 99(1):10-21 ELLS JG ANALYSIS OF TEMPORAL AND ATTENTIONAL ASPECTS OF MOVEMENT CONTROL	52	7
510	3	276 1973 MEMORY & COGNITION 1(4):443-448 MOHS RC; WESCOURT KT; ATKINSON RC EFFECTS OF SHORT-TERM-MEMORY CONTENTS ON SHORT-TERM AND LONG- TERM-MEMORY SEARCHES	9	7
511	2	377 1975 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 39(4):289-302 SVENSON O ANALYSIS OF TIME REQUIRED BY CHILDREN FOR SIMPLE ADDITIONS	42	7
512	5	378 1975 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 88(1):3-32 POULTON EC RANGE EFFECTS IN EXPERIMENTS ON PEOPLE	81	7
513	8	413 1975 MEMORY & COGNITION 3(5):541-544 ROTHSTEIN LD; ATKINSON RC MEMORY SCANNING FOR WORDS IN VISUAL IMAGES	11	7
514	4	448 1976 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 8(2):228-246 MOYER RS; BAYER RH MENTAL COMPARISON AND SYMBOLIC DISTANCE EFFECT	113	7
515	4	484 1976 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 19(1):85-91 JENNINGS JR; WOOD CC; LAWRENCE BE EFFECTS OF GRADED DOSES OF ALCOHOL ON SPEED-ACCURACY TRADEOFF IN CHOICE REACTION-TIME	28	7
516	4	577 1978 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 42(3):181-186 SANDERS AF; ANDRIESSEN JEB SUPPRESSING EFFECT OF RESPONSE SELECTION ON IMMEDIATE AROUSAL IN A CHOICE REACTION TASK	9	7
517	4	590 1978 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 6(1):39-49 ROTH WT; ROTHBART RM; KOPELL BS TIMING OF CNV RESOLUTION IN A MEMORY RETRIEVAL TASK	12	7
518	2	632 1978 MEMORY & COGNITION 6(3):312-319 LOFTUS GR INTERPRETATION OF INTERACTIONS	113	7
519	7	654 1978 SCIENCE 202(4372):1102-1104 MACLEOD CM; DEKABAN AS; HUNT E MEMORY IMPAIRMENT IN EPILEPTIC PATIENTS - SELECTIVE EFFECTS OF PHENOBARBITAL CONCENTRATION	78	7
520	2	703 1979 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 5(2):208-215 GOTTSDANKER R PSYCHOLOGICAL REFRACTORY PERIOD OR AN UNPREPARED PERIOD	22	7
521	6	762 1980 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 12(1):75-96 DUNCAN J DEMONSTRATION OF CAPACITY LIMITATION	76	7
522	2	833 1981 CHILD DEVELOPMENT 52(1):234-241 FORD ME; KEATING DP DEVELOPMENTAL AND INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY RETRIEVAL - PROCESS AND ORGANIZATION	17	7
523	4	901 1982 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 50(3):291-323 CROWDER RG THE DEMISE OF SHORT-TERM-MEMORY	58	7
524	1	906 1982 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 52(3):227-247 WICKENS CD; SANDRY D TASK-HEMISPHERIC INTEGRITY IN DUAL TASK-PERFORMANCE	18	7
525	4	1030 1983 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 22(1):45-60 IRWIN DI; LUPKER SJ SEMANTIC PRIMING OF PICTURES AND WORDS - A LEVELS OF PROCESSING APPROACH	45	7
526	6	1105 1984 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 113(4):518-540 BADDELEY A; LEWIS V; ELDRIDGE M; THOMSON N ATTENTION AND RETRIEVAL FROM LONG-TERM-MEMORY	114	7
527	5	1152 1984 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 46(1-2):59-71 SPIJKERS WAC; STEYVERS FJJM SPECIFICATION OF DIRECTION AND DURATION DURING PROGRAMMING OF DISCRETE SLIDING MOVEMENTS	17	7
528	2	1281 1986 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 23(2):179-213 CURRAN HV TRANQUILIZING MEMORIES - A REVIEW OF THE EFFECTS OF BENZODIAZEPINES ON HUMAN-MEMORY	151	7
529	5	1331 1986 JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY 41(6):748-757 HALLIDAY R; CALLAWAY E; NAYLOR H; GRATZINGER P; PRAEL R THE EFFECTS OF STIMULANT-DRUGS ON INFORMATION-PROCESSING IN ELDERLY ADULTS	33	7
530	5	1360 1986 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 38(1):125-150 BRUCE V; VALENTINE T SEMANTIC PRIMING OF FAMILIAR FACES	54	7
531	31	1368 1987 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 64(1):39-92 TREISMAN M; DOCTOR E MEMORY SCANNING - A COMPARISON OF THE DYNAMIC STACK AND EXHAUSTIVE SERIAL SCAN MODELS, WITH AN EXTENSION OF THE LATTER	8	7
532	10	1405 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 116(2):154-171 GEARY DC; WIDAMAN KF INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN COGNITIVE ARITHMETIC	42	7
533	5	1428 1987 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 42(4):377-382 FORTIN C; ROUSSEAU R TIME-ESTIMATION AS AN INDEX OF PROCESSING DEMAND IN MEMORY- SEARCH	32	7
534	3	1442 1987 PSYCHOLOGICAL RESEARCH-PSYCHOLOGISCHE FORSCHUNG 49(2-3):99-106 GEISSLER HG THE TEMPORAL ARCHITECTURE OF CENTRAL INFORMATION-PROCESSING - EVIDENCE FOR A TENTATIVE TIME-QUANTUM MODEL	21	7
535	11	1512 1988 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY 32(2):192-204 RATCLIFF R A NOTE ON MIMICKING ADDITIVE REACTION-TIME MODELS	15	7
536	8	1580 1989 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 15(1):97-110 FOLK CL; EGETH H DOES THE IDENTIFICATION OF SIMPLE FEATURES REQUIRE SERIAL PROCESSING	23	7
537	28	1622 1990 ADVANCES IN CLINICAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 13():207-246 SERGEANT J; VANDERMEERE J CONVERGENCE OF APPROACHES IN LOCALIZING THE HYPERACTIVITY DEFICIT	38	7
538	15	1723 1991 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 79(6):488-502 VERLEGER R; NEUKATER W; KOMPF D; VIEREGGE P ON THE REASONS FOR THE DELAY OF P3-LATENCY IN HEALTHY ELDERLY SUBJECTS	52	7
539	4	1761 1991 NEUROLOGY 41(5):685-691 RAO SM; LEO GJ; BERNARDIN L; UNVERZAGT F COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION IN MULTIPLE-SCLEROSIS .1. FREQUENCY, PATTERNS, AND PREDICTION	296	7
540	4	1809 1992 BRAIN 115():539-564 JAHANSHAHI M; BROWN RG; MARSDEN CD SIMPLE AND CHOICE REACTION-TIME AND THE USE OF ADVANCE INFORMATION FOR MOTOR PREPARATION IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE	70	7
541	8	1824 1992 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 82(4):285-295 LANG W; STARR A; LANG V; LINDINGER G; DEECKE L CORTICAL DC POTENTIAL SHIFTS ACCOMPANYING AUDITORY AND VISUAL SHORT-TERM-MEMORY	38	7
542	8	1838 1992 INTELLIGENCE 16(3-4):289-313 MCGARRYROBERTS PA; STELMACK RM; CAMPBELL KB INTELLIGENCE, REACTION-TIME, AND EVENT-RELATED POTENTIALS	31	7
543	8	1951 1993 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 87(3):128-143 GEVINS A; CUTILLO B SPATIOTEMPORAL DYNAMICS OF COMPONENT PROCESSES IN HUMAN WORKING-MEMORY	41	7
544	2	2010 1993 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 4(4):264-270 DEHAENE S TEMPORAL OSCILLATIONS IN HUMAN PERCEPTION	15	7
545	10	2015 1993 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 8(2):294-300 BOAZ TL; DENNEY DR SPEED OF SCANNING IN PRIMARY MEMORY IN PERSONS WITH DEMENTIA OF THE ALZHEIMER-TYPE	9	7
546	14	2082 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 20(3):520-536 ILAN AB; MILLER J A VIOLATION OF PURE INSERTION - MENTAL ROTATION AND CHOICE- REACTION TIME	14	7
547	7	2086 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20(2):342-365 STRAYER DL; KRAMER AF STRATEGIES AND AUTOMATICITY .2. DYNAMIC ASPECTS OF STRATEGY ADJUSTMENT	35	7
548	19	2411 1997 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 32(2):128-181 Cohen A; Shoup R Perceptual dimensional constraints in response selection processes	31	7
549	30	2546 1998 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 24(5):1501-1520 Ilan AB; Miller J On the temporal relations between memory scanning and response preparation	13	7
550	2	29 1969 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 8(5):665-& MURDOCK BB; WALKER KD MODALITY EFFECTS IN FREE RECALL	184	6
551	1	44 1970 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 21():437-& TULVING E; MADIGAN SA MEMORY AND VERBAL LEARNING	159	6
552	2	77 1971 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 62(AUG):311-& CHASE WG; CLARK HH SEMANTICS IN PERCEPTION OF VERTICALITY	40	6
553	4	170 1972 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 96(2):363-& CONNOR JM SERIAL AND PARALLEL ENCODING PROCESSES IN MEMORY AND VISUAL SEARCH	10	6
554	5	189 1972 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 11(5):365-& BURROWS D MODALITY EFFECTS IN RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION FROM SHORT-TERM MEMORY	23	6
555	6	248 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 98(2):413-422 SMITH EE; CHASE WG; SMITH PG STIMULUS AND RESPONSE REPETITION EFFECTS IN RETRIEVAL FROM SHORT-TERM-MEMORY - TRACE DECAY AND MEMORY SEARCH	19	6
556	7	270 1973 MEMORY & COGNITION 1(2):183-192 JUOLA JF REPETITION AND LATERALITY EFFECTS ON RECOGNITION MEMORY FOR WORDS AND PICTURES	16	6
557	3	289 1973 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 80(2):113-121 POULTON EC UNWANTED RANGE EFFECTS FROM USING WITHIN-SUBJECT EXPERIMENTAL DESIGNS	131	6
558	7	332 1974 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 102(6):1108-1115 JUOLA JF; TAYLOR GA; YOUNG ME STIMULUS ENCODING AND DECISION PROCESSES IN RECOGNITION MEMORY	11	6
559	4	351 1974 MEMORY & COGNITION 2(2):255-260 CRAIN RD; DEROSA DV RETRIEVAL OF INFORMATION FROM MULTIPLE ENSEMBLES IN SHORT-TERM- MEMORY	7	6
560	4	366 1974 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 81(1):15-28 TEICHNER WH; KREBS MJ VISUAL SEARCH FOR SIMPLE TARGETS	36	6
561	1	374 1974 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 26(NOV):622-632 ALEGRIA J TIME COURSE OF PREPARATION AFTER A FIRST PEAK - SOME CONSTRAINTS OF REACTING MECHANISMS	13	6
562	5	398 1975 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 19(2):279-298 FARNHAMDIGGORY S; GREGG LW SHORT-TERM-MEMORY FUNCTION IN YOUNG READERS	38	6
563	21	412 1975 MEMORY & COGNITION 3(5):485-495 KRUEGER LE EFFECT OF AN EXTRANEOUS ADDED MEMORY SET ON ITEM RECOGNITION - TEST OF PARALLEL-DEPENDENT VS SERIAL-COMPARISON MODELS	6	6
564	2	488 1976 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 20(4):267-273 HELLIGE JB CHANGES IN SAME-DIFFERENT LATERALITY PATTERNS AS A FUNCTION OF PRACTICE AND STIMULUS QUALITY	96	6
565	11	528 1977 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 23(1):151-161 HERRMANN DJ; LANDIS TY DIFFERENCES IN SEARCH RATE OF CHILDREN AND ADULTS IN SHORT- TERM-MEMORY	9	6
566	20	549 1977 MEMORY & COGNITION 5(5):580-589 PIKE R; DALGLEISH L; WRIGHT J MULTIPLE-OBSERVATIONS MODEL FOR RESPONSE LATENCY AND LATENCIES OF CORRECT AND INCORRECT RESPONSES IN RECOGNITION MEMORY	12	6
567	5	553 1977 NEUROPSYCHOLOGIA 15(6):737-742 NAUS MJ; CERMAK LS; DELUCA D RETRIEVAL PROCESSES IN ALCOHOLIC KORSAKOFF PATIENTS	8	6
568	5	608 1978 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 26(2):216-229 FAIRWEATHER H; HUTT SJ RATE OF GAIN OF INFORMATION IN CHILDREN	23	6
569	10	669 1979 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 30():363-396 SIMON HA INFORMATION-PROCESSING MODELS OF COGNITION	139	6
570	6	785 1980 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 6(2):375-389 LOGAN GD SHORT-TERM-MEMORY DEMANDS OF REACTION-TIME TASKS THAT DIFFER IN COMPLEXITY	26	6
571	8	798 1980 MEMORY & COGNITION 8(6):606-611 MEWALDT SP; CONNELLY CL; SIMON JR RESPONSE SELECTION IN CHOICE REACTION-TIME - TEST OF A BUFFER MODEL	15	6
572	15	799 1980 MEMORY & COGNITION 8(6):612-622 DUNCAN EM; MCFARLAND CE ISOLATING THE EFFECTS OF SYMBOLIC DISTANCE AND SEMANTIC CONGRUITY IN COMPARATIVE JUDGMENTS - AN ADDITIVE-FACTORS ANALYSIS	41	6
573	3	826 1981 ARCHIVES OF GENERAL PSYCHIATRY 38(9):1048-1051 GLASS RM; UHLENHUTH EH; HARTEL FW; MATUZAS W; FISCHMAN MW COGNITIVE DYSFUNCTION AND IMIPRAMINE IN OUTPATIENT DEPRESSIVES	66	6
574	8	838 1981 EXPERIMENTAL AGING RESEARCH 7(4):417-425 BOWLES NL; POON LW THE EFFECT OF AGE ON SPEED OF LEXICAL ACCESS	29	6
575	10	846 1981 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 73(2):142-155 STERNBERG RJ NOTHING FAILS LIKE SUCCESS - THE SEARCH FOR AN INTELLIGENT PARADIGM FOR STUDYING INTELLIGENCE	16	6
576	1	862 1981 JOURNAL OF NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 46(4):725-743 GEORGOPOULOS AP; KALASKA JF; MASSEY JT SPATIAL TRAJECTORIES AND REACTION-TIMES OF AIMED MOVEMENTS - EFFECTS OF PRACTICE, UNCERTAINTY, AND CHANGE IN TARGET LOCATION	245	6
577	9	938 1982 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 33(2):216-234 ASHCRAFT MH; FIERMAN BA MENTAL ADDITION IN 3RD, 4TH AND 6TH GRADERS	63	6
578	1	980 1983 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 54(1-3):23-49 HULSTIJN W; VANGALEN GP PROGRAMMING IN HANDWRITING - REACTION-TIME AND MOVEMENT TIME AS A FUNCTION OF SEQUENCE LENGTH	51	6
579	6	1013 1983 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 92(1):4-28 NUECHTERLEIN KH SIGNAL-DETECTION IN VIGILANCE TASKS AND BEHAVIORAL-ATTRIBUTES AMONG OFFSPRING OF SCHIZOPHRENIC MOTHERS AND AMONG HYPERACTIVE- CHILDREN	195	6
580	9	1015 1983 JOURNAL OF CHILD PSYCHOLOGY AND PSYCHIATRY AND ALLIED DISCIPLINES 24(1):19-35 MULDER G THE INFORMATION-PROCESSING PARADIGM - CONCEPTS, METHODS AND LIMITATIONS	17	6
581	9	1047 1983 PSYCHIATRY RESEARCH 8(4):289-297 KOH SD; WOLPERT EA MEMORY SCANNING AND RETRIEVAL IN AFFECTIVE-DISORDERS	16	6
582	8	1049 1983 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 93(3):481-512 SERGENT J ROLE OF THE INPUT IN VISUAL HEMISPHERIC ASYMMETRIES	212	6
583	8	1062 1984 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 55(2):179-193 LOGSDON R; HOCHHAUS L; WILLIAMS HL; RUNDELL OH; MAXWELL D SECOBARBITAL AND PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING	8	6
584	3	1063 1984 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 57(1):1-16 BUCKOLZ E; DEACON B; HALL C RESPONSE PROBABILITY AND SIMILARITY OF RETRIEVED RESPONSE TENDENCIES AS DETERMINANTS OF RESPONSE SUPPRESSION DIFFICULTY	9	6
585	10	1081 1984 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 7(2):269-287 STERNBERG RJ TOWARD A TRIARCHIC THEORY OF HUMAN INTELLIGENCE	97	6
586	6	1098 1984 INTELLIGENCE 8(3):239-258 MCGUE M; BOUCHARD TJ; LYKKEN DT; FEUER D INFORMATION-PROCESSING ABILITIES IN TWINS REARED APART	26	6
587	5	1106 1984 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 10(1):40-64 FARELL B ATTENTION IN THE PROCESSING OF COMPLEX VISUAL-DISPLAYS - DETECTING FEATURES AND THEIR COMBINATIONS	17	6
588	5	1115 1984 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 10(2):271-284 KRUEGER LE SELF-TERMINATION IN SAME DIFFERENT JUDGMENTS - MULTILETTER COMPARISON WITH SIMULTANEOUS AND SEQUENTIAL PRESENTATION	24	6
589	10	1159 1985 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 58(1):45-62 STOFFELS EJ; VANDERMOLEN MW; KEUSS PJG INTERSENSORY FACILITATION AND INHIBITION - IMMEDIATE AROUSAL AND LOCATION EFFECTS OF AUDITORY NOISE ON VISUAL CHOICE REACTION-TIME	21	6
590	11	1220 1985 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY 29(2):135-174 KANTOWITZ BH CHANNELS AND STAGES IN HUMAN INFORMATION-PROCESSING - A LIMITED ANALYSIS OF THEORY AND METHODOLOGY	24	6
591	6	1270 1986 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 62(3):211-223 DEJONG F; SANDERS AF RELATIVE SIGNAL FREQUENCY IMBALANCE DOES NOT AFFECT PERCEPTUAL ENCODING IN CHOICE REACTIONS	8	6
592	9	1288 1986 BRITISH JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 77():1-18 MACKINTOSH NJ THE BIOLOGY OF INTELLIGENCE	57	6
593	11	1307 1986 INTELLIGENCE 10(1):75-91 CERELLA J; DICARA R; WILLIAMS D; BOWLES N RELATIONS BETWEEN INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND INTELLIGENCE IN ELDERLY ADULTS	17	6
594	10	1370 1987 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 65(3):285-304 SPIJKERS WAC PROGRAMMING OF DIRECTION AND VELOCITY OF AN AIMING MOVEMENT - THE EFFECT OF PROBABILITY AND RESPONSE-SPECIFICITY	17	6
595	4	1391 1987 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 65(2):361-370 GEORGOPOULOS AP; MASSEY JT COGNITIVE SPATIAL-MOTOR PROCESSES .1. THE MAKING OF MOVEMENTS AT VARIOUS ANGLES FROM A STIMULUS DIRECTION	70	6
596	16	1404 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 116(2):137-153 JONES WP; ANDERSON JR SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM-MEMORY RETRIEVAL - A COMPARISON OF THE EFFECTS OF INFORMATION LOAD AND RELATEDNESS	16	6
597	4	1409 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 13(2):193-203 ROSENBAUM DA; HINDORFF V; MUNRO EM SCHEDULING AND PROGRAMMING OF RAPID FINGER SEQUENCES - TESTS AND ELABORATIONS OF THE HIERARCHICAL EDITOR MODEL	45	6
598	12	1465 1988 ANNUAL REVIEW OF PSYCHOLOGY 39():475-543 RICHARDSONKLAVEHN A; BJORK RA MEASURES OF MEMORY	603	6
599	2	1489 1988 ELECTROENCEPHALOGRAPHY AND CLINICAL NEUROPHYSIOLOGY 69(5):453-468 MCCALLUM WC; COOPER R; POCOCK PV BRAIN SLOW POTENTIAL AND ERP CHANGES ASSOCIATED WITH OPERATOR LOAD IN A VISUAL TRACKING TASK	41	6
600	9	1523 1988 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 44(1):7-14 STOFFELS EJ; VANDERMOLEN MW EFFECTS OF VISUAL AND AUDITORY NOISE ON VISUAL CHOICE REACTION- TIME IN A CONTINUOUS-FLOW PARADIGM	15	6

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HAWKINS HL; SHAFTO MG; RICHARDSON K
EFFECTS OF TARGET LUMINANCE AND CUE VALIDITY ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL DETECTION 45 6
602 16 1538 1988 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 3(4):323-333
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603 3 1568 1989 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY 8(2):131-142
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604 11 1672 1990 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 48(2):157-168
MORDKOFF JT; YANTIS S; EGETH HE
DETECTING CONJUNCTIONS OF COLOR AND FORM IN PARALLEL 34 6
605 11 1695 1991 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 77(3):275-291
SANDERS AF; RATH AM
PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING AND SPEED-ACCURACY TRADE-OFF 14 6
606 5 1700 1991 ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY 29(6):670-673
POEWE W; BERGER W; BENKE T; SCHELOSKY L
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607 17 1714 1991 CAHIERS DE PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE-CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY OF COGNITION 11(1):73-105
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608 11 1766 1991 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 50(4):333-350
DEJONG R
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609 4 1773 1991 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 98(3):335-351
ENNS JT; RENSINK RA
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610 4 1776 1991 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 104(1):113-119
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611 11 1806 1992 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 33(1):1-22
CALLAWAY E; HALLIDAY R; NAYLOR H
CHOLINERGIC ACTIVITY AND CONSTRAINTS ON INFORMATION-PROCESSING 36 6
612 5 1837 1992 INTELLIGENCE 16(1):5-29
MILLER LT; VERNON PA
THE GENERAL FACTOR IN SHORT-TERM-MEMORY, INTELLIGENCE, AND REACTION-TIME 37 6
613 8 1846 1992 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101(1):130-138
KLORMAN R; BRUMAGHIM JT; FITZPATRICK PA; BORGSTEDT AD
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614 2 1856 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 18(1):121-133
BIEDERMAN I; COOPER EE
SIZE INVARIANCE IN VISUAL OBJECT PRIMING 157 6
615 7 1993 1993 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 53(5):536-548
FORTIN C; ROUSSEAU R; BOURQUE P; KIROUAC E
TIME-ESTIMATION AND CONCURRENT NONTEMPORAL PROCESSING - SPECIFIC INTERFERENCE FROM SHORT-TERM-MEMORY DEMANDS 38 6
616 17 2085 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20(2):318-341
STRAYER DL; KRAMER AF
STRATEGIES AND AUTOMATICITY .1. BASIC FINDINGS AND CONCEPTUAL- FRAMEWORK 38 6
617 3 2120 1994 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 101(1):80-102
TRICK LM; PYLYSHYN ZW
WHY ARE SMALL AND LARGE NUMBERS ENUMERATED DIFFERENTLY - A LIMITED-CAPACITY PREATTENTIVE STAGE IN VISION 87 6
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Which event-related potentials reflect memory processing in a digit-probe identification task? 9 5
737 10 2543 1998 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 24(3):915-928
Ulrich R; Rinkenauer G; Miller J
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738 26 2593 1998 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 35(1):34-46
Leuthold H; Sommer W
Postperceptual effects and P300 latency 13 5
739 9 2673 1999 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 25(2):447-463
Hulme C; Newton P; Cowan N; Stuart G; Brown G
Think before you speak: Pauses, memory search, and trace redintegration processes in verbal memory span 18 5
740 21 2700 1999 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 61(1):107-119
Miller J; Franz V; Ulrich R
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Ratcliff R; Van Zandt T; McKoon G
Connectionist and diffusion models of reaction time 52 5
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Rypma B; D'Esposito M
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743 1 20 1969 BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY 22():105-&
THOMAS EAC
ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING-CONSTRUCTING NON- PARAMETRIC TESTS 9 4
744 2 21 1969 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 79(2P1):241-&
WILKES AL; KENNEDY RA
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAUSING AND RETRIEVAL LATENCY IN SENTENCES OF VARYING GRAMMATICAL FORM 29 4
745 3 33 1969 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 6(5):311-&
GOULD JD; DILL AB
EYE-MOVEMENT PARAMETERS AND PATTERN DISCRIMINATION 41 4
746 2 51 1970 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 84(2):343-&
WEBER RJ; BLAGOWSK.J
METERED MEMORY SEARCH WITH IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT SCANNING 7 4
747 2 68 1970 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 77(4):317-&
INDOW T; TOGANO K
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748 3 72 1970 PSYCHONOMIC SCIENCE 20(2):121-122
YIO JH; SANTA JL
REACTION TIME IN SHORT-TERM RECOGNITION WITH DIGITS AND LETTERS 4 4
749 4 84 1971 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 62(2):138-&
KATZ L; WICKLUND DA
WORD SCANNING RATE FOR GOOD AND POOR READERS 26 4
750 4 114 1971 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 9(5):443-&
BRADSHAW JL; WALLACE G
MODELS FOR PROCESSING AND IDENTIFICATION OF FACES 65 4
751 3 153 1972 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 63(4):363-&
KATZ L; WICKLUND DA
LETTER SCANNING RATE FOR GOOD AND POOR READERS IN GRADES 2 AND 6 28 4
752 1 230 1973 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 5(1):71-89
SPOEHR KT; SMITH EE
ROLE OF SYLLABLES IN PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING 150 4
753 3 239 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 97(2):170-176
SEAMON JG
RETRIEVAL PROCESSES FOR ORGANIZED LONG-TERM STORAGE 7 4
754 6 245 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 98(1):184-195
GOULD JD
EYE-MOVEMENTS DURING VISUAL SEARCH AND MEMORY SEARCH 39 4
755 2 250 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 99(1):82-87
GORFEIN DS; JACOBSON DE
MEMORY SEARCH IN A BROWN-PETERSON SHORT-TERM-MEMORY PARADIGM 17 4
756 6 251 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 99(1):124-133
MEYER DE
CORRELATED OPERATIONS IN SEARCHING STORED SEMANTIC CATEGORIES 16 4
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SWANSON JM
NEGLECTED NEGATIVE SET 5 4
758 3 353 1974 MEMORY & COGNITION 2(3):441-446
BURROWS D; OKADA R
SCANNING TEMPORALLY STRUCTURED LISTS - EVIDENCE FOR DUAL RETRIEVAL PROCESSES 5 4
759 5 400 1975 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 104(2):103-121
MOHS RC; WESCOURT KT; ATKINSON RC
SEARCH PROCESSES FOR ASSOCIATIVE STRUCTURES IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY 9 4
760 4 410 1975 MEMORY & COGNITION 3(4):416-420
BURROWS D; SOLOMON BA
PARALLEL SCANNING OF AUDITORY AND VISUAL INFORMATION 5 4
761 7 417 1975 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 18(5):321-327
BAMBER D; HERDER J; TIDD K
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762 4 419 1975 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 18(6):428-432
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#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
601	2	1528 1988 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 44(5):484-492 HAWKINS HL; SHAFTO MG; RICHARDSON K EFFECTS OF TARGET LUMINANCE AND CUE VALIDITY ON THE LATENCY OF VISUAL DETECTION	45	6
602	16	1538 1988 PSYCHOLOGY AND AGING 3(4):323-333 FISK AD; MCGEE ND; GIAMBRA LM THE INFLUENCE OF AGE ON CONSISTENT AND VARIED SEMANTIC-CATEGORY SEARCH PERFORMANCE	34	6
603	3	1568 1989 HEALTH PSYCHOLOGY 8(2):131-142 MADDEN DJ; BLUMENTHAL JA SLOWING OF MEMORY-SEARCH PERFORMANCE IN MEN WITH MILD HYPERTENSION	27	6
604	11	1672 1990 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 48(2):157-168 MORDKOFF JT; YANTIS S; EGETH HE DETECTING CONJUNCTIONS OF COLOR AND FORM IN PARALLEL	34	6
605	11	1695 1991 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 77(3):275-291 SANDERS AF; RATH AM PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING AND SPEED-ACCURACY TRADE-OFF	14	6
606	5	1700 1991 ANNALS OF NEUROLOGY 29(6):670-673 POEWE W; BERGER W; BENKE T; SCHELOSKY L HIGH-SPEED MEMORY SCANNING IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE - ADVERSE- EFFECTS OF LEVODOPA	38	6
607	17	1714 1991 CAHIERS DE PSYCHOLOGIE COGNITIVE-CURRENT PSYCHOLOGY OF COGNITION 11(1):73-105 JUHEL J RELATIONSHIPS BETWEEN PSYCHOMETRIC INTELLIGENCE AND INFORMATION-PROCESSING SPEED INDEXES	22	6
608	11	1766 1991 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 50(4):333-350 DEJONG R PARTIAL INFORMATION OR FACILITATION - DIFFERENT INTERPRETATIONS OF RESULTS FROM SPEED ACCURACY DECOMPOSITION	9	6
609	4	1773 1991 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 98(3):335-351 ENNS JT; RENSINK RA PREATTENTIVE RECOVERY OF 3-DIMENSIONAL ORIENTATION FROM LINE DRAWINGS	103	6
610	4	1776 1991 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 104(1):113-119 KERR JS; SHERWOOD N; HINDMARCH I SEPARATE AND COMBINED EFFECTS OF THE SOCIAL DRUGS ON PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE	81	6
611	11	1806 1992 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 33(1):1-22 CALLAWAY E; HALLIDAY R; NAYLOR H CHOLINERGIC ACTIVITY AND CONSTRAINTS ON INFORMATION-PROCESSING	36	6
612	5	1837 1992 INTELLIGENCE 16(1):5-29 MILLER LT; VERNON PA THE GENERAL FACTOR IN SHORT-TERM-MEMORY, INTELLIGENCE, AND REACTION-TIME	37	6
613	8	1846 1992 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 101(1):130-138 KLORMAN R; BRUMAGHIM JT; FITZPATRICK PA; BORGSTEDT AD METHYLPHENIDATE REDUCES ABNORMALITIES OF STIMULUS CLASSIFICATION IN ADOLESCENTS WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT DISORDER	22	6
614	2	1856 1992 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 18(1):121-133 BIEDERMAN I; COOPER EE SIZE INVARIANCE IN VISUAL OBJECT PRIMING	157	6
615	7	1993 1993 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 53(5):536-548 FORTIN C; ROUSSEAU R; BOURQUE P; KIROUAC E TIME-ESTIMATION AND CONCURRENT NONTEMPORAL PROCESSING - SPECIFIC INTERFERENCE FROM SHORT-TERM-MEMORY DEMANDS	38	6
616	17	2085 1994 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 20(2):318-341 STRAYER DL; KRAMER AF STRATEGIES AND AUTOMATICITY .1. BASIC FINDINGS AND CONCEPTUAL- FRAMEWORK	38	6
617	3	2120 1994 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 101(1):80-102 TRICK LM; PYLYSHYN ZW WHY ARE SMALL AND LARGE NUMBERS ENUMERATED DIFFERENTLY - A LIMITED-CAPACITY PREATTENTIVE STAGE IN VISION	87	6
618	9	2128 1994 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 31(5):439-446 RAGOT R; FIORI N MENTAL PROCESSING DURING REACTIONS TOWARD AND AWAY FROM A STIMULUS - AN ERP ANALYSIS OF AUDITORY CONGRUENCE AND S-R COMPATIBILITY	16	6
619	11	2130 1994 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY SECTION A-HUMAN EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 47(1):161-191 PASHLER H OVERLAPPING MENTAL OPERATIONS IN SERIAL PERFORMANCE WITH PREVIEW	30	6
620	8	2153 1995 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 90(1-3):163-190 MEYER DE; KIERAS DE; LAUBER E; SCHUMACHER EH; GLASS J; ZURBRIGGEN E; GMEINDL L; APFELBLAT D ADAPTIVE EXECUTIVE CONTROL - FLEXIBLE MULTIPLE-TASK PERFORMANCE WITHOUT PERVASIVE IMMUTABLE RESPONSE-SELECTION BOTTLENECKS	28	6
621	10	2204 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 21(4):855-875 KORNBLUM S; LEE JW STIMULUS-RESPONSE COMPATIBILITY WITH RELEVANT AND IRRELEVANT STIMULUS DIMENSIONS THAT DO AND DO NOT OVERLAP WITH THE RESPONSE	63	6
622	3	2206 1995 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 21(3):686-698 STARREVELD PA; LAHEIJ W SEMANTIC INTERFERENCE, ORTHOGRAPHIC FACILITATION, AND THEIR INTERACTION IN NAMING TASKS	55	6
623	5	2212 1995 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY 39(3):285-314 DZHAFAROV EN; SCHWEICKERT R DECOMPOSITIONS OF RESPONSE-TIMES - AN ALMOST GENERAL-THEORY	12	6
624	14	2245 1995 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 102(2):211-245 ERICSSON KA; KINTSCH W LONG-TERM WORKING-MEMORY	242	6
625	30	2249 1995 PSYCHONOMIC BULLETIN & REVIEW 2(1):20-54 VANZANDT T; RATCLIFF R STATISTICAL MIMICKING OF REACTION-TIME DATA - SINGLE-PROCESS MODELS, PARAMETER VARIABILITY, AND MIXTURES	31	6
626	3	2277 1996 BRAIN AND LANGUAGE 55(3):317-351 Poeppel D A critical review of PET studies of phonological processing	71	6
627	20	2337 1996 MEMORY & COGNITION 24(2):173-187 McElree B Accessing short-term memory with semantic and phonological information: A time-course analysis	10	6
628	11	2375 1997 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 97(2):129-143 Burle B; Bonnet M Further argument for the existence of a pacemaker in the human information processing system	8	6
629	6	2516 1998 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 36(2):73-137 Henson RNA Short-term memory for serial order: The start-end model	54	6
630	17	2539 1998 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 24(2):547-568 Soetens E Localizing sequential effects in serial choice reaction time with the information reduction procedure	26	6
631	10	2548 1998 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 24(2):316-335 Dosher BA; Ma JJ Output loss or rehearsal loop? Output-time versus pronunciation-time limits in immediate recall for forgetting- matched materials	33	6
632	28	2552 1998 JOURNAL OF MEMORY AND LANGUAGE 38(2):225-252 McElree B Attended and non-attended states in working memory: Accessing categorized structures	18	6
633	10	2562 1998 MEMORY & COGNITION 26(2):263-276 Garavan H Serial attention within working memory	21	6
634	5	2622 1999 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHIATRY 45(9):1128-1137 Manoach DS; Press DZ; Thangaraj V; Searl MM; Goff DC; Halpern E; Saper CB; Warach S Schizophrenic subjects activate dorsolateral prefrontal cortex during a working memory task, as measured by fMRI	46	6
635	38	2669 1999 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 25(5):1454-1471 Miller J; Ulrich R; Rinkenauer G Effects of stimulus intensity on the lateralized readiness potential	9	6
636	6	2821 2000 PROCEEDINGS OF THE NATIONAL ACADEMY OF SCIENCES OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA 97(2):919-924 Tesche CD; Karhu J Theta oscillations index human hippocampal activation during a working memory task	42	6
637	15	2849 2001 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 24(1):87-+ Cowan N The magical number 4 in short-term memory: A reconsideration of mental storage capacity	55	6
638	1	25 1969 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 82(3):415-& DEROSA DV TRANSFORMATIONS ON SETS IN SHORT-TERM MEMORY SET SIZE REDUCTION BY DELETION	7	5
639	1	67 1970 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 77(3):153-& ANDERSON NH FUNCTIONAL MEASUREMENT AND PSYCHOPHYSICAL JUDGMENT	297	5
640	5	119 1971 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 10(1):51-& GRILL DP VARIABLES INFLUENCING MODE OF PROCESSING OF COMPLEX STIMULI	27	5
641	1	137 1972 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 36(3):226-& KEUSS PJG REACTION-TIME TO SECOND OF 2 SHORTLY SPACED AUDITORY SIGNALS BOTH VARYING IN INTENSITY	10	5
642	1	201 1972 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 79(2):124-& MASSARO DW PREPERCEPTUAL IMAGES, PROCESSING TIME, AND PERCEPTUAL UNITS IN AUDITORY PERCEPTION	205	5
643	5	275 1973 MEMORY & COGNITION 1(3):387-394 CLIFTON C; CRUSE D; GUTSCHER.KD RECODING PROCESSES IN RECOGNITION - SOME EFFECTS OF PRESENTATION RATE	7	5
644	1	301 1974 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 38(3):205-213 ROGERS TB ANALYSIS OF STAGES UNDERLYING PROCESS OF RESPONDING TO PERSONALITY ITEMS	20	5
645	5	306 1974 AMERICAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY 87(3):487-495 REYNOLDS JH; GOLDSTEIN JA EFFECTS OF CATEGORY MEMBERSHIP ON MEMORY SCANNING FOR WORDS	8	5
646	5	337 1974 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 103(5):999-1005 HACKER MJ; HINRICHS JV MULTIPLE PREDICTIONS IN CHOICE REACTION-TIME - SERIAL MEMORY SCANNING INTERPRETATION	8	5
647	3	387 1975 BRITISH JOURNAL OF SOCIAL AND CLINICAL PSYCHOLOGY 14(FEB):81-89 HEMSLEY DR 2-STAGE MODEL OF ATTENTION IN SCHIZOPHRENIA RESEARCH	45	5
648	1	404 1975 JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY 12(3):263-282 ESTES WK SOME TARGETS FOR MATHEMATICAL PSYCHOLOGY	27	5
649	16	422 1975 PSYCHOLOGICAL BULLETIN 82(6):949-974 KRUEGER LE FAMILIARITY EFFECTS IN VISUAL INFORMATION-PROCESSING	67	5
650	3	440 1976 BULLETIN OF THE PSYCHONOMIC SOCIETY 7(6):519-521 SPECTOR A; LYONS RD LOCUS OF STIMULUS PROBABILITY EFFECT IN CHOICE REACTION-TIME	6	5
651	12	443 1976 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 30(4):193-200 LOGAN GD CONVERGING EVIDENCE FOR AUTOMATIC PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING IN VISUAL-SEARCH	15	5
652	5	451 1976 EDUCATIONAL GERONTOLOGY 1(2):131-146 HILBERT NM; NIEDEREHE G; KAHN RL ACCURACY AND SPEED OF MEMORY IN DEPRESSED AND ORGANIC AGED	13	5
653	6	500 1976 SCIENCE 192(4234):27-33 MEYER DE; SCHVANEVELDT RW MEANING, MEMORY STRUCTURE, AND MENTAL PROCESSES	96	5
654	4	513 1977 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 31(2):71-89 MURDOCK B; HOCKLEY W; MUTER P 2 TESTS OF CONVEYOR-BELT MODEL FOR ITEM RECOGNITION	11	5
655	6	527 1977 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 69(6):645-652 GROEN G; RESNICK LB CAN PRESCHOOL-CHILDREN INVENT ADDITION ALGORITHMS	77	5
656	7	533 1977 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 3(2):234-242 ELLS JG; GOTTS GH SERIAL REACTION-TIME AS A FUNCTION OF NATURE OF REPEATED EVENTS	17	5
657	1	555 1977 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 22(1):41-48 MEIJERS LMM; EIJKMAN EGJ DISTRIBUTIONS OF SIMPLE RT WITH SINGLE AND DOUBLE STIMULI	22	5
658	17	564 1977 QUARTERLY JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 29(FEB):31-48 MARCEL AJ NEGATIVE SET EFFECTS IN CHARACTER CLASSIFICATION - RESPONSE- RETRIEVAL VIEW OF REACTION-TIME	6	5
659	1	599 1978 ERGONOMICS 21(3):151-167 WELFORD AT MENTAL WORK-LOAD AS A FUNCTION OF DEMAND, CAPACITY, STRATEGY AND SKILL	31	5
660	2	630 1978 MEMORY & COGNITION 6(2):194-198 MARTIN M MEMORY SPAN AS A MEASURE OF INDIVIDUAL-DIFFERENCES IN MEMORY CAPACITY	28	5
661	7	642 1978 PERCEPTUAL AND MOTOR SKILLS 46(3):1255-1264 RUNDELL OH; WILLIAMS HL; LESTER BK SECOBARBITAL AND INFORMATION-PROCESSING	7	5
662	2	653 1978 SCIENCE 201(4352):272-274 DAVIS KL; MOHS RC; TINKLENBERG JR; PFEFFERBAUM A; KOPELL BS; HOLLISTER LE PHYSOSTIGMINE - IMPROVEMENT OF LONG-TERM-MEMORY PROCESSES IN NORMAL HUMANS	276	5
663	4	659 1979 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 43(1):71-84 WHITAKER LA DUAL-TASK INTERFERENCE AS A FUNCTION OF COGNITIVE PROCESSING LOAD	8	5
664	2	691 1979 HUMAN FACTORS 21(5):549-574 WILLIGES RC; WIERWILLE WW BEHAVIORAL MEASURES OF AIRCREW MENTAL WORKLOAD	33	5
665	3	728 1979 PHYSIOLOGY & BEHAVIOR 22(4):669-673 WARD MM; SANDMAN CA; GEORGE JM; SHULMAN H MSH-ACTH 4-10 IN MEN AND WOMEN - EFFECTS UPON PERFORMANCE OF AN ATTENTION AND MEMORY TASK	30	5
666	11	732 1979 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 86(2):157-160 CORBALLIS MC MEMORY RETRIEVAL AND THE PROBLEM OF SCANNING	4	5
667	11	760 1980 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 34(1):40-48 CORBALLIS MC; KATZ J; SCHWARTZ M RETRIEVAL FROM MEMORY SETS THAT EXCEED THE MEMORY SPAN	5	5
668	3	777 1980 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-ANIMAL BEHAVIOR PROCESSES 6(4):386-396 SANDS SF; WRIGHT AA SERIAL PROBE RECOGNITION PERFORMANCE BY A RHESUS-MONKEY AND A HUMAN WITH 10-ITEM AND 20-ITEM LISTS	82	5
669	2	794 1980 JOURNALS OF GERONTOLOGY 35(1):77-86 POON LW; FOZARD JL AGE AND WORD-FREQUENCY EFFECTS IN CONTINUOUS RECOGNITION MEMORY	57	5
670	8	796 1980 MEMORY & COGNITION 8(3):231-246 ROEDIGER HL MEMORY METAPHORS IN COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY	81	5
671	11	824 1981 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 36():1181-1189 STERNBERG RJ TESTING AND COGNITIVE-PSYCHOLOGY	44	5
672	5	853 1981 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN LEARNING AND MEMORY 7(5):311-325 GLUCKSBERG S; MCCLOSKEY M DECISIONS ABOUT IGNORANCE - KNOWING THAT YOU DONT KNOW	69	5
673	5	878 1981 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 30(3):303-307 RATCLIFF R; HACKER MJ SPEED AND ACCURACY OF SAME AND DIFFERENT RESPONSES IN PERCEPTUAL MATCHING	33	5
674	11	903 1982 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 51(1):61-73 SIMON JR EFFECT OF AN AUDITORY STIMULUS ON THE PROCESSING OF A VISUAL STIMULUS UNDER SINGLE-TASK AND DUAL-TASKS CONDITIONS	13	5
675	5	959 1982 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 31(5):451-461 SERGENT J THEORETICAL AND METHODOLOGICAL CONSEQUENCES OF VARIATIONS IN EXPOSURE DURATION IN VISUAL LATERALITY STUDIES	105	5
676	7	972 1982 SCIENCE 216(4552):1333-1334 SANDS SF; WRIGHT AA MONKEY AND HUMAN PICTORIAL MEMORY SCANNING	34	5
677	6	1029 1983 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 22(1):24-44 GORDON B LEXICAL ACCESS AND LEXICAL DECISION - MECHANISMS OF FREQUENCY SENSITIVITY	78	5
678	4	1041 1983 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 33(2):121-128 GRICE GR; CANHAM L; BOROUGHS JM FOREST BEFORE TREES - IT DEPENDS WHERE YOU LOOK	77	5
679	10	1087 1984 BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY 37(MAY):122-127 VALENTINE J; WILDING J; MOHINDRA N INDEPENDENCE OF SLOPE AND INTERCEPT IN STERNBERG MEMORY- SCANNING PARADIGM	6	5
680	3	1099 1984 INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF CLINICAL PHARMACOLOGY RESEARCH 4(2):89-93 SUBHAN Z; HINDMARCH I THE PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGICAL EFFECTS OF GINKGO-BILOBA EXTRACT IN NORMAL HEALTHY-VOLUNTEERS	44	5
681	1	1126 1984 JOURNAL OF VERBAL LEARNING AND VERBAL BEHAVIOR 23(5):612-624 INHOFF AW 2 STAGES OF WORD-PROCESSING DURING EYE FIXATIONS IN THE READING OF PROSE	61	5
682	14	1153 1984 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 91(2):269-276 SHIFFRIN RM; SCHNEIDER W AUTOMATIC AND CONTROLLED PROCESSING REVISITED	45	5
683	9	1157 1984 SCHIZOPHRENIA BULLETIN 10(2):160-203 NUECHTERLEIN KH; DAWSON ME INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND ATTENTIONAL FUNCTIONING IN THE DEVELOPMENTAL COURSE OF SCHIZOPHRENIC DISORDERS	540	5
684	11	1242 1985 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 37(5):467-470 EVERETT BL; HOCHHAUS L; BROWN JR LETTER-NAMING AS A FUNCTION OF INTENSITY, DEGRADATION, S-R COMPATIBILITY, AND PRACTICE	7	5
685	9	1268 1986 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 61(1):53-70 LARISH DD INFLUENCE OF STIMULUS-RESPONSE TRANSLATIONS ON RESPONSE PROGRAMMING - EXAMINING THE RELATIONSHIP OF ARM, DIRECTION, AND EXTENT OF MOVEMENT	13	5
686	9	1277 1986 BEHAVIORAL AND BRAIN SCIENCES 9(1):1-23 HOLENDER D SEMANTIC ACTIVATION WITHOUT CONSCIOUS IDENTIFICATION IN DICHOTIC-LISTENING, PARAFOVEAL VISION, AND VISUAL MASKING - A SURVEY AND APPRAISAL	397	5
687	6	1294 1986 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 1(4):335-363 MADDEN DJ ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES IN THE ATTENTIONAL CAPACITY DEMANDS OF VISUAL-SEARCH	41	5
688	2	1297 1986 DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY 28(3):310-313 HART RP; HENRY GK; KWENTUS JA; LESHNER RT INFORMATION-PROCESSING SPEED OF CHILDREN WITH FRIEDREICH ATAXIA	6	5
689	7	1318 1986 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 12(3):277-285 PROCTOR RW; REEVE TG SALIENT-FEATURE CODING OPERATIONS IN SPATIAL PRECUING TASKS	41	5
690	10	1353 1986 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 93(1):113-114 CORBALLIS MC MEMORY SCANNING - CAN SUBJECTS SCAN 2 SETS AT ONCE	6	5
691	4	1402 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL CHILD PSYCHOLOGY 44(1):38-63 ENNS JT; CAMERON S SELECTIVE ATTENTION IN YOUNG-CHILDREN - THE RELATIONS BETWEEN VISUAL-SEARCH, FILTERING, AND PRIMING	39	5
692	6	1410 1987 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 13(2):267-278 SANOCKI T VISUAL KNOWLEDGE UNDERLYING LETTER PERCEPTION - FONT-SPECIFIC, SCHEMATIC TUNING	21	5
693	4	1439 1987 PSYCHOLOGICAL MEDICINE 17(2):335-341 MILLAR K; JEFFCOATE WJ; WALDER CP VASOPRESSIN AND MEMORY - IMPROVEMENT IN NORMAL SHORT-TERM RECALL AND REDUCTION OF ALCOHOL-INDUCED AMNESIA	20	5
694	4	1459 1988 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 69(2):95-107 HANSEN W; SANDERS AF ON THE OUTPUT OF ENCODING DURING STIMULUS FIXATION	12	5
695	21	1496 1988 INTELLIGENCE 12(2):131-147 LARSON GE; MERRITT CR; WILLIAMS SE INFORMATION-PROCESSING AND INTELLIGENCE - SOME IMPLICATIONS OF TASK COMPLEXITY	32	5
696	17	1502 1988 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 117(2):130-147 YANTIS S; MEYER DE DYNAMICS OF ACTIVATION IN DEMANTIC AND EPISODIC MEMORY	16	5
697	9	1510 1988 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 14(3):444-455 LUPKER SJ PICTURE NAMING - AN INVESTIGATION OF THE NATURE OF CATEGORICAL PRIMING	31	5
698	12	1517 1988 MEMORY & COGNITION 16(4):367-376 DIENER D ABSENCE OF THE SET-SIZE EFFECT IN MEMORY-SEARCH TASKS IN THE ABSENCE OF A PREPROBE DELAY	5	5
699	9	1591 1989 JOURNAL OF SPEECH AND HEARING RESEARCH 32(2):289-297 SININGER YS; KLATZKY RL; KIRCHNER DM MEMORY SCANNING SPEED IN LANGUAGE-DISORDERED CHILDREN	34	5
700	3	1644 1990 COGNITIVE DEVELOPMENT 5(2):177-192 ALLEN PA INFLUENCE OF PROCESSING VARIABILITY ON ADULT AGE-DIFFERENCES IN MEMORY DISTRIBUTION OF ORDER INFORMATION	21	5

#	Cited nodes	Nodes / Authors	GCS	LCS
701	12	1657 1990 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 16(2):291-304 STRAYER DL; KRAMER AF AN ANALYSIS OF MEMORY-BASED THEORIES OF AUTOMATICITY	20	5
702	7	1658 1990 JOURNAL OF NEURAL TRANSMISSION-PARKINSONS DISEASE AND DEMENTIA SECTION 2(4):265-275 RANSMAYR G; BITSCHNAU W; SCHMIDHUBEREILER B; BERGER W; KARAMAT E; POEWE W; KEMMLER GW SLOWING OF HIGH-SPEED MEMORY SCANNING IN PARKINSONS-DISEASE IS RELATED TO THE SEVERITY OF PARKINSONIAN MOTOR SYMPTOMS	11	5
703	5	1678 1990 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 97(2):225-252 MASSARO DW; FRIEDMAN D MODELS OF INTEGRATION GIVEN MULTIPLE SOURCES OF INFORMATION	85	5
704	6	1726 1991 EXPERIMENTAL BRAIN RESEARCH 83(2):453-458 GEORGOPOULOS AP; LURITO JT COGNITIVE SPATIAL-MOTOR PROCESSES .6. VISUOMOTOR MEMORY SCANNING	8	5
705	2	1769 1991 PHARMACOLOGY BIOCHEMISTRY AND BEHAVIOR 38(2):281-286 WEST R; HACK S EFFECT OF CIGARETTES ON MEMORY-SEARCH AND SUBJECTIVE RATINGS	43	5
706	11	1777 1991 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 28(4):425-437 KRAMER AF; STRAYER DL; BUCKLEY J TASK VERSUS COMPONENT CONSISTENCY IN THE DEVELOPMENT OF AUTOMATIC PROCESSING - A PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGICAL ASSESSMENT	12	5
707	9	1807 1992 BIOLOGICAL PSYCHOLOGY 33(2-3):157-171 FIORI N; RAGOT R; RENAULT B EFFECT OF TARGET POSITION ON THE SEQUENTIAL ORGANIZATION OF PROCESSING STAGES	8	5
708	4	1813 1992 BRITISH JOURNAL OF ADDICTION 87(9):1313-1326 SPILICH GJ; JUNE L; RENNER J CIGARETTE-SMOKING AND COGNITIVE PERFORMANCE	53	5
709	14	1817 1992 CANADIAN JOURNAL OF PSYCHOLOGY-REVUE CANADIENNE DE PSYCHOLOGIE 46(1):1-40 NEUMANN E; DESCHEPPER BG AN INHIBITION-BASED FAN EFFECT - EVIDENCE FOR AN ACTIVE SUPPRESSION MECHANISM IN SELECTIVE ATTENTION	71	5
710	13	1819 1992 COGNITION 44(1-2):75-106 ASHCRAFT MH COGNITIVE ARITHMETIC - A REVIEW OF DATA AND THEORY	153	5
711	9	1821 1992 DEVELOPMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 28(2):297-306 JACOBSON JL; JACOBSON SW; PADGETT RJ; BRUMITT GA; BILLINGS RL EFFECTS OF PRENATAL PCB EXPOSURE ON COGNITIVE PROCESSING EFFICIENCY AND SUSTAINED ATTENTION	51	5
712	3	1840 1992 INTERNATIONAL CLINICAL PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 7(2):101-108 KERR JS; FAIRWEATHER DB; MAHENDRAN R; HINDMARCH I THE EFFECTS OF PAROXETINE, ALONE AND IN COMBINATION WITH ALCOHOL ON PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION IN THE ELDERLY	38	5
713	3	1894 1992 PSYCHOPHARMACOLOGY 108(4):432-436 SHERWOOD N; KERR JS; HINDMARCH I PSYCHOMOTOR PERFORMANCE IN SMOKERS FOLLOWING SINGLE AND REPEATED DOSES OF NICOTINE GUM	46	5
714	22	1901 1993 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 83(2):93-154 THEEUWES J VISUAL SELECTIVE ATTENTION - A THEORETICAL-ANALYSIS	38	5
715	9	1930 1993 BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY 46():1-30 SCHWEICKERT R; WANG ZQ EFFECTS ON RESPONSE-TIME OF FACTORS SELECTIVELY INFLUENCING PROCESSES IN ACYCLIC TASK NETWORKS WITH OR GATES	10	5
716	2	1938 1993 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 1(3):197-201 ROMAIGUERE P; HASBROUCQ T; POSSAMAI CA; SEAL J INTENSITY TO FORCE TRANSLATION - A NEW EFFECT OF STIMULUS- RESPONSE COMPATIBILITY REVEALED BY ANALYSIS OF RESPONSE-TIME AND ELECTROMYOGRAPHIC ACTIVITY OF A PRIME MOVER	13	5
717	1	1945 1993 DEVELOPMENTAL MEDICINE AND CHILD NEUROLOGY 35(1):54-64 PIETZ J; SCHMIDT E; MATTHIS P; KOBIALKA B; KUTSCHA A; DESONNEVILLE L EEGS IN PHENYLKETONURIA .1. FOLLOW-UP TO ADULTHOOD .2. SHORT- TERM DIET-RELATED CHANGES IN EEGS AND COGNITIVE FUNCTION	33	5
718	4	1959 1993 INTELLIGENCE 17(3):389-398 ROZNOWSKI M; SMITH ML A NOTE ON SOME PSYCHOMETRIC PROPERTIES OF STERNBERG TASK- PERFORMANCE - MODIFICATIONS TO CONTENT	5	5
719	3	2043 1994 BIOLOGICAL CYBERNETICS 72(1):19-34 NOZAWA G; REUTERLORENZ PA; HUGHES HC PARALLEL AND SERIAL PROCESSES IN THE HUMAN OCULOMOTOR SYSTEM - BIMODAL INTEGRATION AND EXPRESS SACCADES	27	5
720	2	2045 1994 BRAIN 117():1271-1282 GRASBY PM; FRITH CD; FRISTON KJ; SIMPSON J; FLETCHER PC; FRACKOWIAK RSJ; DOLAN RJ A GRADED TASK APPROACH TO THE FUNCTIONAL MAPPING OF BRAIN-AREAS IMPLICATED IN AUDITORY VERBAL MEMORY	113	5
721	14	2066 1994 INTELLIGENCE 18(3):289-307 HOULIHAN M; CAMPBELL K; STELMACK RM REACTION-TIME AND MOVEMENT TIME AS MEASURES OF STIMULUS EVALUATION AND RESPONSE PROCESSES	9	5
722	13	2072 1994 JOURNAL OF ABNORMAL PSYCHOLOGY 103(2):206-221 KLORMAN R; BRUMAGHIM JT; FITZPATRICK PA; BORGSTEDT AD; STRAUSS J CLINICAL AND COGNITIVE EFFECTS OF METHYLPHENIDATE ON CHILDREN WITH ATTENTION-DEFICIT DISORDER AS A FUNCTION OF AGGRESSION OPPOSITIONALITY AND AGE	24	5
723	18	2228 1995 MEMORY & COGNITION 23(4):408-424 RUTHRUFF E; MILLER J CAN MENTAL ROTATION BEGIN BEFORE PERCEPTION FINISHES	7	5
724	3	2246 1995 PSYCHOLOGICAL SCIENCE 6(2):122-125 ENGLE RW; CONWAY ARA; TUHOLSKI SW; SHISLER RJ A RESOURCE ACCOUNT OF INHIBITION	47	5
725	4	2257 1995 SCIENCE 269(5224):702-705 PELLIZZER G; SARGENT P; GEORGOPOULOS AP MOTOR CORTICAL ACTIVITY IN A CONTEXT-RECALL TASK	31	5
726	27	2264 1996 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 94(2):145-188 Los SA On the origin of mixing costs: Exploring information processing in pure and mixed blocks of trials	27	5
727	6	2267 1996 AMERICAN PSYCHOLOGIST 51(6):599-608 Deary IJ; Stough C Intelligence and inspection time - Achievements, prospects, and problems	80	5
728	12	2284 1996 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 4(1):27-37 Chao LL; Knight RT Prefrontal and posterior cortical activation during auditory working memory	21	5
729	5	2302 1996 INTELLIGENCE 22(1):23-48 Neubauer AC; Bucik V The mental speed-IQ relationship: Unitary or modular?	9	5
730	3	2327 1996 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 22(1):246-251 Roelofs A; Meyer AS; Levelt WJM Interaction between semantic and orthographic factors in conceptually driven naming: Comment	33	5
731	2	2335 1996 LEARNING & MEMORY 3(2-3):243-256 Jensen O; Idiart MAP; Lisman JE Physiologically realistic formation of autoassociative memory in networks with theta/gamma oscillations: Role of fast NMDA channels	30	5
732	1	2339 1996 METABOLIC BRAIN DISEASE 11(4):315-327 Amodio P; Quero JC; DelPiccolo F; Gatta A; Schalm SW Diagnostic tools for the detection of subclinical hepatic encephalopathy: Comparison of standard and computerized psychometric tests with spectral-BEG	17	5
733	39	2364 1996 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 33(5):530-540 Kotchoubey BI; Jordan JS; Grozinger B; Westphal KP; Kornhuber HH Event-related brain potentials in a varied-set memory search task: A reconsideration	5	5
734	10	2413 1997 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 33(3):266-307 VanSelst M; Jolicoeur P Decision and response in dual-task interference	25	5
735	13	2484 1998 ACTA PSYCHOLOGICA 99(2):217-232 Heil M; Rauch M; Hennighausen E Response preparation begins before mental rotation is finished: Evidence from event-related brain potentials	8	5
736	14	2512 1998 COGNITIVE BRAIN RESEARCH 6(3):205-218 Pelosi L; Hayward M; Blumhardt LD Which event-related potentials reflect memory processing in a digit-probe identification task?	9	5
737	10	2543 1998 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-HUMAN PERCEPTION AND PERFORMANCE 24(3):915-928 Ulrich R; Rinkenauer G; Miller J Effects of stimulus duration and intensity on simple reaction time and response force	16	5
738	26	2593 1998 PSYCHOPHYSIOLOGY 35(1):34-46 Leuthold H; Sommer W Postperceptual effects and P300 latency	13	5
739	9	2673 1999 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-LEARNING MEMORY AND COGNITION 25(2):447-463 Hulme C; Newton P; Cowan N; Stuart G; Brown G Think before you speak: Pauses, memory search, and trace redintegration processes in verbal memory span	18	5
740	21	2700 1999 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 61(1):107-119 Miller J; Franz V; Ulrich R Effects of auditory stimulus intensity on response force in simple, go/no-go, and choice RT tasks	10	5
741	21	2710 1999 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 106(2):261-300 Ratcliff R; Van Zandt T; McKoon G Connectionist and diffusion models of reaction time	52	5
742	7	2800 2000 NATURE NEUROSCIENCE 3(5):509-515 Rypma B; D'Esposito M Isolating the neural mechanisms of age-related changes in human working memory	51	5
743	1	20 1969 BRITISH JOURNAL OF MATHEMATICAL & STATISTICAL PSYCHOLOGY 22():105-& THOMAS EAC ALTERNATIVE MODELS FOR INFORMATION PROCESSING-CONSTRUCTING NON- PARAMETRIC TESTS	9	4
744	2	21 1969 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 79(2P1):241-& WILKES AL; KENNEDY RA RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN PAUSING AND RETRIEVAL LATENCY IN SENTENCES OF VARYING GRAMMATICAL FORM	29	4
745	3	33 1969 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 6(5):311-& GOULD JD; DILL AB EYE-MOVEMENT PARAMETERS AND PATTERN DISCRIMINATION	41	4
746	2	51 1970 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 84(2):343-& WEBER RJ; BLAGOWSK.J METERED MEMORY SEARCH WITH IMPLICIT AND EXPLICIT SCANNING	7	4
747	2	68 1970 PSYCHOLOGICAL REVIEW 77(4):317-& INDOW T; TOGANO K ON RETRIEVING SEQUENCE FROM LONG-TERM MEMORY	50	4
748	3	72 1970 PSYCHONOMIC SCIENCE 20(2):121-122 YIO JH; SANTA JL REACTION TIME IN SHORT-TERM RECOGNITION WITH DIGITS AND LETTERS	4	4
749	4	84 1971 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 62(2):138-& KATZ L; WICKLUND DA WORD SCANNING RATE FOR GOOD AND POOR READERS	26	4
750	4	114 1971 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 9(5):443-& BRADSHAW JL; WALLACE G MODELS FOR PROCESSING AND IDENTIFICATION OF FACES	65	4
751	3	153 1972 JOURNAL OF EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY 63(4):363-& KATZ L; WICKLUND DA LETTER SCANNING RATE FOR GOOD AND POOR READERS IN GRADES 2 AND 6	28	4
752	1	230 1973 COGNITIVE PSYCHOLOGY 5(1):71-89 SPOEHR KT; SMITH EE ROLE OF SYLLABLES IN PERCEPTUAL PROCESSING	150	4
753	3	239 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 97(2):170-176 SEAMON JG RETRIEVAL PROCESSES FOR ORGANIZED LONG-TERM STORAGE	7	4
754	6	245 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 98(1):184-195 GOULD JD EYE-MOVEMENTS DURING VISUAL SEARCH AND MEMORY SEARCH	39	4
755	2	250 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 99(1):82-87 GORFEIN DS; JACOBSON DE MEMORY SEARCH IN A BROWN-PETERSON SHORT-TERM-MEMORY PARADIGM	17	4
756	6	251 1973 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 99(1):124-133 MEYER DE CORRELATED OPERATIONS IN SEARCHING STORED SEMANTIC CATEGORIES	16	4
757	6	338 1974 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY 103(5):1019-1026 SWANSON JM NEGLECTED NEGATIVE SET	5	4
758	3	353 1974 MEMORY & COGNITION 2(3):441-446 BURROWS D; OKADA R SCANNING TEMPORALLY STRUCTURED LISTS - EVIDENCE FOR DUAL RETRIEVAL PROCESSES	5	4
759	5	400 1975 JOURNAL OF EXPERIMENTAL PSYCHOLOGY-GENERAL 104(2):103-121 MOHS RC; WESCOURT KT; ATKINSON RC SEARCH PROCESSES FOR ASSOCIATIVE STRUCTURES IN LONG-TERM-MEMORY	9	4
760	4	410 1975 MEMORY & COGNITION 3(4):416-420 BURROWS D; SOLOMON BA PARALLEL SCANNING OF AUDITORY AND VISUAL INFORMATION	5	4
761	7	417 1975 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 18(5):321-327 BAMBER D; HERDER J; TIDD K REACTION-TIMES IN A TASK ANALOGOUS TO SAME-DIFFERENT JUDGMENT	9	4
762	4	419 1975 PERCEPTION & PSYCHOPHYSICS 18(6):428-432 KLA