Todd Kahan

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Bates College

United States

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Todd Kahan is a Professor at Bates College in the United States. His research primarily focuses on cognitive psychology, particularly the effects of alerting signals and modality differences in attention, as well as negative priming across visual and auditory modalities. Professor Kahan has published recent articles exploring topics such as object substitution masking and the influence of cognitive load on stimulus-response interactions.

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2020

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Melody Altschuler

Assistant Professor

University of Kentucky

UNITED STATES

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Effects of alerting signals on the spatial Stroop effect: evidence for modality differences

Temporal and sequential negative priming generalise across visual and auditory modalities and are dependent on relative rather than absolute speed

Target-mask similarity affects both object substitution masking and object recovery.

Is the alerting-congruency interaction that is seen in experiments with stimulus-response motor associations moderated by a concurrent working-memory load?

Word frequency does not moderate the degree to which people can selectively attend to parts of visually presented words

Temporal negative priming.

Precrastination and the cognitive-load-reduction (CLEAR) hypothesis

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Melody Altschuler

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