The role of saliency and meaning in oculomotor capture by faces

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According to what has been observed in spontaneous dialogue [5] and intelligent rea- ding [ 3 ][ 4 ][ 8 ] , speakers base prosodic expression, and especially pitch range, on the

We performed repeated measures ANOVA with Feature Weights (Static Saliency, Dynamic Saliency, Center Bias, Uniform, and Faces) and Auditory Conditions (Original, Unrelated

The combined use of Abstraction in Context and microgenetic analysis indicates the critical role of the available software structures in mediating students’ generalizations

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Here we expose different possible ways to incorporate a transience effect in capture-recapture models and different biological reasons that may be behind it, and suggest the

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