A new theoretical framework, executive-process interactive control (EPIC), is introduced for
characterizing human performance of concurrent perceptual-motor and cognitive tasks. On …

Mental chronometry, in which conclusions about human information processing are reached
through measures of subjects' reaction time, has contributed substantially to studies of …

A number of important models of information processing depend on whether processing is
serial or parallel. However, many of the studies purporting to settle the case use weak …

When the stimuli from two tasks arrive in rapid succession (the overlap** tasks paradigm),
response delays are typically observed. Two general types of models have been proposed …

Originally published in 1985, this volume presents the proceedings of the 11th International
Symposium on Attention and Performance. With few exceptions, the central emphasis in …

Despite its theoretical importance for such areas of research as reflection—impulsivity
(Kagan, 1966), there is little evidence to support the assumption that individual differences in …

Measurements of reaction time have played a major role in develo** theories about the
mental processes that underlie sensation, perception, memory, cognition, and action. The …

Investigated the effects of probability information on response preparation and stimulus
evaluation. Eight Ss responded with 1 hand to the target letter H and with the other to the …

Abstract Information-processing models of human performance are often categorized as
discrete or continuous, with continuous models currently in vogue. This paper presents a …

A commonly used experimental paradigm for studying human information processing asks
subjects to classify two stimuli with respect to their similarities and differences. The “same” …