1st Edition

Integrative Views on Dual-task Costs A Special Issue of the European Journal of Cognitive Psychology

Edited By Guido P.H Band, Pierre Jolicoeur Copyright 2006
192 Pages
by Psychology Press

It is well known that the capacity for both simultaneous and rapid sequential information processing is limited. In the past two decades, at least four different approaches for the investigation and explanation of dual-task interference have developed. Surprisingly, these developments have taken place largely independent of each other. For example, working memory theories explain the inability to... Read more

G.P.H. Band, P. Jolicœur, E.G. Akyürek, J. Memelink, Integrative Views on Dual-task Costs. K. Oberauer, K. Göthe, Dual-task Effects in Working Memory: Interference between Two Processing Tasks, between Two Memory Demands, and between Storage and Processing. E.G. Akyürek, B. Hommel, Memory Operations in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation. R. Dell’Acqua, P. Jolicœur, P. Sessa, M. Turatto, Attentional Blink and Selection in the Tactile Domain. P. Jolicœur, P. Sessa, R. Dell’Acqua, N. Robitaille, Attentional Control and Capture in the Attentional Blink Paradigm: Evidence from Human Electrophysiology. J. Memelink, B. Hommel, Tailoring Perception and Action to the Task at Hand. G.P.H. Band, F. Van Nes, Reconfiguration and the Bottleneck: Does Task Switching Affect the Refractory Period Effect? A.M. Philipp, I. Koch, Task Inhibition and Task Repetition in Task Switching. B. Pösse, F. Waszak, B. Hommel, Do Stimulus-response Bindings Survive a Task-switch? R. Luria, N. Meiran, C. Dekel-Cohen, Stimulus Cued Completion of Reconfiguration and Retroactive Adjustment as Causes for the Residual Switching Cost in Multi-step Tasks.

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Guido P.H Band, Pierre Jolicoeur