A study of attention and psychological time Final report
Psychophysics of human attention, and sensory and time discrimination
Engineering topics
Publications and source records attributed to Kristofferson, A. B..
Psychophysics of human attention, and sensory and time discrimination
Using statistical decision theory analysis to obtain predicted performance in discrimination of brief empty time intervals between auditory signals
Brief light flash duration discrimination, discussing luminance and time between flashes
Visual flash duration discrimination and analysis of temporal and energy cue models, and memory effects
Visual flash duration discrimination and decision theory analysis of effects of temporal and brightness differences
All-or-none hypothesis of selective sensory attention, discussing simple stimuli, target detectability and switching time
Psychophysical time quantum duration measured through application of two state model of successiveness discrimination, discussing relationship to alpha interval
Intermittency hypothesis suggesting temporal integration of data processing of human central nervous system achieved through control of clock generating time points
Uncertainty effect on successiveness discrimination function and variation effect in standard interval on forced choice successiveness discrimination
Psychophysiological reaction time in sensory perception
Time constant in human attention and studies in neutral information processing
Attention theory and parameter measurements of human ability to discriminate two sensory events successively and sensory channel uncertainty influence on reaction time