Markus Janczyk

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University of Bremen

Germany

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Markus Janczyk is a Professor at the University of Bremen, Germany. His research focuses on cognitive processes in dual-tasking, task switching, and the perception-action model. Recent articles highlight his work on response activation in dual-task environments, probabilistic reward schemes, and the mental association of time and valence. He also explores individual differences in cognitive processes and the implications for learning and task organization.

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Articles (17)

The time course of task 2 response activation in dual-tasking: Modeling results, interindividual differences, and practical recommendations.

Task switching with probabilistic reward schemes

Mental association of time and valence revealed with a novel chronometric approach: The positive-future effect

A comment on the Revised Diffusion Model for Conflict tasks (RDMC)

Reviewing evidence for the perception–action model from Garner interference.

EXPRESS: Learning and Transfer of Response-Effect Relations

Task-order control in dual-tasks: Only marginal interactions between conflict at lower levels and higher processes of task organization

Generalisation of unpredictable action-effect features: Large individual differences with little on-average effect

Perception and action as viewed from the Theory of Event Coding: a multi-lab replication and effect size estimation of common experimental designs

Opposing influences of global and local stimulus-hand proximity on crosstalk interference in dual tasks

Compatibility effects with touchless gestures

Is there a cognitive link between the domains of deictic time and number?

Is there hierarchical generalization in response-effect learning?

Response activation and activation–transmission in response-based backward crosstalk: Analyses and simulations with an extended diffusion model.

A tutorial on using the paired t test for power calculations in repeated measures ANOVA with interactions

Serial and parallel processing in multitasking: Concepts and the impact of interindividual differences on task and stage levels.

What matters in making demand-based decisions: Time alone or difficulty too?

Collaborators (7)

Bettina von Helversen

Reinhold Kliegl

Roman Liepelt

Roland Pfister

Axel Mayer

Benedikt Langenberg

Dietrich Manzey

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