Author: msauter
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Do input modalities matter? Speed and reliability of touch inputs and mouse inputs in visual foraging
New preprint on PsyArxiv. Marian Sauter, Institute of Psycholog, Bundeswehr University MunichWolfgang Mack, Institute of Psycholog, Bundeswehr University Munich Visual attention is usually investigated in a variant of the visual search paradigm with a single search target to find in… Continue reading
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Building, Hosting and Recruiting: A Brief Introduction to Running Behavioral Experiments Online
Open Access: Sauter, M.; Draschkow, D.; Mack, W. Building, Hosting and Recruiting: A Brief Introduction to Running Behavioral Experiments Online. Brain Sci. 2020, 10, 251. https://doi.org/10.3390/brainsci10040251 Researchers have ample reasons to take their experimental studies out of the lab and… Continue reading
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Delayed disengagement from irrelevant fixation items: Is it generally functional?
We are excited to have contributed to the Special Issue from APP 40 Years of Feature Integration Theory in Honor of Anne Treisman. Maximilian Stefani , Institute for Psychology, Bundeswehr University MunichMarian Sauter, Institute for Psychology, Bundeswehr University Munich Wolfgang… Continue reading
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Create better posters in less time
A few days ago, Mike Morrison published a 20min video explaining the major flaw in current research poster design and offering an alternative. The video is totally worth a watch for everyone going to conferences and presenting at or attending… Continue reading
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Working with soldiers
originally written for gsnmunich.wordpress.com I let my eyes wander along the front gate. The entrance to the University campus is closed and guarded. A sign reads ‘Military Security Area – Attention firearms use’. The atmosphere is freezing and the place… Continue reading
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Send Telegram Notifications to your Mobile from Python/OpenSesame
Sending Telegram notifications might be very useful for receiving status messages, for example about participants performance during an experiment (see on the right). Getting this to work is remarkably easy – from a coding perspective. You will need around 10minutes… Continue reading
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Can we learn to ignore objects in our visual field?
When we look through our visual environment, we often get distracted. Can we learn to overcome this distraction and if yes how does it work? In our everyday life, we search all the time. We spend a lot of time… Continue reading
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Testing the “ELF emmit: Mind & Body Assistant” – The Science
This article is also available in video form on Youtube. Hi, I’m Marian, a Psychology/Neuroscience Researcher at the LMU Munich in Germany specializing in the topic of visual attention. I have personally used all methods described below. With its tagline “almost… Continue reading
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R – Exclude entire subjects if they lack data in one condition
It can sometimes be tricky to find out and eliminate participants that produce missing data in an analysis of interest. Most often you want to do an ANOVA with 2-3 factors and you receive the error message “One more more cells are missing… Continue reading
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R – Functions for a manuscript-ready output for t-tests, BayesFactors and ezANOVAs
For quite some time I struggled to copy and paste the results from my t-tests and ANOVAs to my manuscripts. I finally decided to write a short script that puts the data in a structure I would like to present… Continue reading