Thomas Schmidt

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Technische Universität Kaiserslautern

Germany

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Professor Thomas Schmidt is a faculty member at Technische Universität Kaiserslautern, Germany. His research focuses on cognitive psychology, visual awareness, and response control, with recent articles addressing topics such as the impact of navigation systems on cognitive workload and the dynamics of visual search behavior. He employs methodologies including event history analysis and eye-tracking to explore mental chronometry and cognitive processes.

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University of Melbourne

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Witten/Herdecke University

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Articles (9)

Explaining the gradient: Requirements for theories of visual awareness

Response control by primes, targets, and distractors: from feedforward activation to controlled inhibition

To drive or to be driven? The impact of autopilot, navigation system, and printed maps on driver’s cognitive workload and spatial knowledge

Mind Wandering in a Multimodal Reading Setting: Behavior Analysis & Automatic Detection Using Eye-Tracking and an EDA Sensor

Analyzing Response Times and Other Types of Time-to-Event Data Using Event History Analysis: A Tool for Mental Chronometry and Cognitive Psychophysiology

Grounded procedures of separation in clinical psychology: What's to be expected?

Induced dissociations: Opposite time courses of priming and masking induced by custom-made mask-contrast functions

Studying the dynamics of visual search behavior using RT hazard and micro-level speed–accuracy tradeoff functions: A role for recurrent object recognition and cognitive control processes

Temporal dynamics of sequential motor activation in a dual-prime paradigm: Insights from conditional accuracy and hazard functions

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Tilman Dingler

Anke Haberkamp

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