In press: How does spatial- and feature-based attention interact to impact inattentional blindness? w/ @profsimons, Walter Boot, & Timothy Wright https://t.co/8gWtwS3ULI
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@nfmtweets FYI: On Chrome, if you go to https://t.co/aTE3ragS5D, search for "entry way," click "plant stands," you'll be taken https://t.co/GxarOGPpcS, which does not contain a list of plant stands.
Plot of a p-value, calculated for a simple t-test, for sample sizes of 10 to 2010, when the null hypothesis is true. Because p-values are uniformly distributed, the p-value just wanders randomly between 0 and 1. This is why repeatedly analyzing data as it comes in is not good!
“Satisfaction” in search: Individuals’ own search expectations predict their errors in multiple-target search. New paper in press with @ProfBrockmole:
https://t.co/qbeS0n1n6z
New paper out in @SageQJEP ! Are you more likely to notice a banana when you're tracking a bunch of monkeys? We measured inattentional blindness rates find out. Inspired, as usual, by @profsimons@cfchabris and #Neisser