Canadian Journal of Psychology
Overview
Canadian Journal of Psychology is a scientific journal, published since 1947 in English. The journal's country of origin is Canada and its primary focus area is psychology.
Details
Details
Abbr.
Can J Psychol
Start
1947
End
1992
Frequency
Quarterly
p-ISSN
0008-4255
Country
Canada
Language
English
Specialty
Psychology
Recent Articles
1.
Nakajima S, Potvin J
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Dec;
46(4):569-81.
PMID: 1286434
To examine the neurotoxic effects of domoic acid, an amnesic shellfish toxin, electroencephalographic and behavioural experiments were conducted on 38 rats. Injection of domoic acid (0.5-1.0 mg/kg intravenously, or 0.04-0.08...
2.
Werker J, Frost P, McGurk H
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Dec;
46(4):551-68.
PMID: 1286433
Previous research in speech perception has yielded two sets of findings which are brought together in the present study. First, it has been shown that normal hearing listeners use visible...
3.
De Graef P, De Troy A, dYdewalle G
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):489-508.
PMID: 1486555
Objects likely to appear in a given real-world scene are frequently found to be easier to recognize. Two different sources of contextual information have been proposed as the basis for...
4.
ORegan J
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):461-88.
PMID: 1486554
Visual science is currently a highly active domain, with much progress being made in fields such as colour vision, stereo vision, perception of brightness and contrast, visual illusions, etc. But...
5.
Humphreys G, Freeman T, Muller H
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):417-60.
PMID: 1486553
A connectionist model of visual search is presented, in which search is determined by patterns of grouping between distractors and between the target and the distractors. Grouping is based on...
6.
Humphreys G, Riddoch M, QUINLAN P, Price C, Donnelly N
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):377-416.
PMID: 1486552
A series of visual search experiments are reported examining pattern processing in a visual agnosic patient. We examined search for targets defined by: (I) the combination of their features relative...
7.
Rayner K, Pollatsek A
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):342-76.
PMID: 1486551
Research on eye movements and scene perception is reviewed. Following an initial discussion of some basic facts about eye movements and perception, the following topics are discussed: (I) the span...
8.
Henderson J
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Sep;
46(3):319-41.
PMID: 1486550
When we view a natural visual scene, we seem able to determine effortlessly the scene's semantic category, constituent objects, and spatial relations. How do we accomplish this visual-cognitive feat? The...
9.
Gurnsey R, Laundry D
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Jun;
46(2):306-32.
PMID: 1451045
A common assumption is that effortless, visual texture discrimination relies on the detection of gradients between two textures. This assumption was assessed in two experiments with manipulations that smoothed (Experiment...
10.
Jolicoeur P
Can J Psychol
. 1992 Jun;
46(2):280-305.
PMID: 1451044
Subjects searched for the letter E in a background of Ls and Fs in displays that had 1, 2, 4, 8, or 12 letters. The letters could be shown at...