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When real-time looks more benign: Fouls in slo-mo are penalized more severely by soccer referees

Davy Falkner

This blog was written by Stephan Lewandowsky and crossposted from the Psychonomic Society’s blog. Those of you who are soccer fans may find the… Read more »

Vladimir Putin and the empty chair: Can people spot fake pictures?

Davy Falkner

New research published in Cognitive Research: Principles & Implications finds that people can only detect a fake image of a real word scene 60% of… Read more »

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Special needs, euphemisms, and disability

Frequency with which characters in the vignettes were chosen last.

17/01/2017

Morton Ann Gernsbacher

A recently published study in Cognitive Research: Principles and Implications finds the term ‘special needs’ to be an… Read more »

Visual search behaviours of association football referees

Heat map showing referees' attention on contact zones.

31/10/2016

Jochim Spitz

Referees' decisions are often a major talking point when it comes to sports games. With the need to make spilt second decisions… Read more »

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When real-time looks more benign: Fouls in slo-mo are penalized more severely by soccer referees

Vladimir Putin and the empty chair: Can people spot fake pictures?

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Special needs, euphemisms, and disability

Visual search behaviours of association football referees

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