Perceptions of capacity, fatigue, and their psychophysics: Examining construct equivalence and the relationship between actual capacity and perception of capacity during resisted elbow flexion tasks
The actual capacity to perform tasks, and actual fatigue, are concepts that have been thought of as inherently linked. These considerations also extend to their phenomenology, meaning the perception(s) of capacity or fatigue. The phenomenology of capacity or fatigue thus may be capturing the same underlying latent construct. Further, it is speculated that the actual capacity of a person to perform a given task, and their perception of that capacity, [...]
Brain derived neurotrophic factor (BDNF) polymorphisms and memory in healthy adults with university education
The polymorphisms (C270T) and Val66Met of the BDNF gene are related [...]
Attentional differences between gaze and arrows processing: where vs what are eyes looking at
A gaze is a complex stimulus that provides valuable social information [...]
From Basic to Applied Science: The Case of the Differential Outcomes Procedure
A major health and societal challenge nowadays is how to [...]
Exploring the conceptual structure of Spanish Experimental Psychology
The recent incursion of experimental psychology into the arena of [...]