Simon James Cropper

Associate Professor

University of Melbourne

Australia

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Simon James Cropper is an Associate Professor at The University of Melbourne, Australia. His research interests encompass perception, metacognition, and the cultural aspects of cognitive processes, as evidenced by his recent articles. Notable topics include the perception of time, ambient sensing, and the psychological underpinnings of creativity and hallucinations.

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University of Leicester

UNITED KINGDOM

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Simon James Cropper

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Articles (10)

Measuring the perception and metacognition of time

A study of ambient sensing as a strategy against monotony and boredom in space

Comparing constellations across cultures

Perceptual Grouping Explains Similarities in Constellations Across Cultures

Dynamic face processing impairments are associated with cognitive and positive psychotic symptoms across psychiatric disorders

Naming unrelated words predicts creativity

Unusual uses and experiences are good for feeling insightful, but not for problem solving: contributions of schizotypy, divergent thinking, and fluid reasoning, to insight moments

Flowers in the Attic: Lateralization of the detection of meaning in visual noise

Trauma and the content of hallucinations and post‐traumatic intrusions in first‐episode psychosis

Flowers in the Attic: Lateralization of the detection of meaning in visual noise

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Charles Kemp

Duane Hamacher

Dr Megan Bartlett

Olivia Carter

Aurelio Bruno

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