Michael B. Treisman

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Michael B. Treisman

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PhD Psychology University of Pennsylvania
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Michael B. Treisman's Published Works

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Temporal discrimination and the indifference interval. Implications for a model of the "internal clock". (1963) (1348)
The Internal Clock: Evidence for a Temporal Oscillator Underlying Time Perception with Some Estimates of its Characteristic Frequency (1990) (462)
Motion sickness: an evolutionary hypothesis. (1977) (345)
Discriminative responses to stimulation during human sleep. (1960) (329)
Predation and the evolution of gregariousness. I. Models for concealment and evasion (1975) (251)
Sensory Scaling and the Psychophysical Law (1964) (215)
A Theory of Criterion Setting With an Application to Sequential Dependencies (2005) (211)
The Magical Number Seven and Some Other Features of Category Scaling: Properties of a Model for Absolute Judgment (1985) (142)
What do Sensory Scales Measure? (1964) (142)
On the Relation between Time Perception and the Timing of Motor Action: Evidence for a Temporal Oscillator Controlling the Timing of Movement (1992) (128)
Predation and the evolution of gregariousness. II. An economic model for predator-prey interaction (1975) (116)
The Internal Clock: Electroencephalographic Evidence for Oscillatory Processes Underlying Time Perception (1994) (115)
Temporal Rhythms and Cerebral Rhythms a (1984) (108)
Relation between signal detectability theory and the traditional procedures for measuring sensory thresholds: Estimating d' from results given by the method of constant simuli. (1966) (97)
A theory of criterion setting with an application to sequential dependencies. (1984) (97)
THE EFFECT OF ONE STIMULUS ON THE THRESHOLD FOR ANOTHER: AN APPLICATION OF SIGNAL DETECTABILITY THEORY1 (1964) (96)
Spatial frequency discrimination: Visual long-term memory or criterion setting? (1998) (89)
There Are Two Word-Length Effects in Verbal Short-Term Memory: Opposed Effects of Duration and Complexity (1997) (85)
Generation of random sequences by human subjects: Cognitive operations or psychological process? (1987) (84)
Auditory intensity discriminal scale I. Evidence derived from binaural intensity summation. (1967) (84)
Signal detection theory and Crozier's law: Derivation of a new sensory scaling procedure (1965) (79)
Laws of Sensory Magnitude (1963) (76)
Bird song dialects, repertoire size, and kin association (1978) (72)
PSYCHOLOGICAL EXPLANATION: THE ‘PRIVATE DATA’ HYPOTHESIS* (1962) (71)
Time perception and the internal clock: Effects of visual flicker on the temporal oscillator (1992) (67)
Neural Effects and the Psychophysical Law (1963) (64)
Sensory scaling: Unanswered questions (1989) (61)
A theory of criterion setting: an alternative to the attention band and response ratio hypotheses in magnitude estimation and cross-modality matching. (1984) (59)
The evolutionary restriction of aggression within a species: A game theory analysis (1977) (57)
Space or lexicon? The word frequency effect and the error response frequency effect (1978) (49)
On the stability of d . (1977) (46)
The effects of duration, area, and background intensity on the visual intensity difference threshold given by the forced-choice procedure: Derivations from a statistical decision model for sensory discrimination (1969) (44)
Brief auditory storage: a modification of Sperling's paradigm applied to audition. (1972) (42)
THE SETTING AND MAINTENANCE OF CRITERIA REPRESENTING LEVELS OF CONFIDENCE (1984) (41)
A Theory of the Identification of Complex Stimuli with an Application to Word Recognition. (1978) (37)
Errors in the theory of the structured deme (1983) (37)
The Information-Processing Model of Timing (Treisman, 1963): Its Sources and Further Development (2013) (37)
A comparison of the encoding of content and order in olfactory memory and in memory for visually presented verbal materials. (1997) (36)
Combining Information: Probability Summation and Probability Averaging in Detection and Discrimination (1998) (36)
Brightness contrast and the perceptual scale. (1970) (34)
Sensory scaling: A paradigm whose time has past (1981) (33)
The evolution of sexual reproduction: a model which assumes individual selection. (1976) (33)
Some difficulties in testing explanations for the occurrence of bird song dialects (1980) (30)
SOVEREIGN DEBT RESTRUCTURING: A BANKRUPTCY REORGANIZATION APPROACH (2009) (28)
The "Cost of Meiosis": is there any? (1976) (27)
Voice-onset Time and Tone-onset Time: The Role of Criterion-setting Mechanisms in Categorical Perception (1995) (26)
The Effect of Warning Interval on the Electric Phosphene and Auditory Thresholds (1958) (25)
The effect of signal probability on the slope of the receiver operating characteristic given by the rating procedure (1984) (24)
Phonological and perceptual components of short-term memory for odors. (1998) (23)
On the word frequency effect: comments on the papers by J. Catlin and L. H. Nakatani. (1971) (21)
There Are Two Types of Psychometric Function: A Theory of Cue Combination in the Processing of Complex Stimuli With Implications for Categorical Perception (1999) (20)
A criterion setting theory of discrimination learning that accounts for anisotropies and context effects. (2010) (19)
Can Decision Criteria Interchange Locations? Some Positive Evidence (1985) (19)
Evolutionary limits to the frequency of aggression between related or unrelated conspecifics in diploid species with simple Mendelian inheritance. (1981) (17)
Memory scanning: A comparison of the dynamic stack and exhaustive serial scan models, with an extension of the latter (1987) (16)
Is signal detection theory fundamentally flawed? A response to Balakrishnan (1998a, 1998b, 1999) (2002) (15)
Stimulus-response theory and expectancy. (1960) (14)
Lowering of an Auditory Threshold produced by a Light Signal occurring after the Threshold Stimulus (1958) (11)
On the Choice between Choice Theory and Signal Detection Theory (1985) (11)
Contingent Aftereffects and Situationally Coded Criteria: Discussion Paper (1984) (10)
Control charts for sequential testing (1969) (10)
Relation between signal detectability theory and the traditional procedures for measuring thresholds. An addendum. (1973) (9)
The significance of immunity restriction by the major histocompatibility complex, and of the occurrence of high polymorphism at MHC Loci: two hypotheses. (1981) (9)
Detection of Binaural Tone Stimuli: Time Sharing or Criterion Change? (1972) (8)
On the Use and Misuse of Psychophysical Terms. (1976) (8)
Sensory integration across modalities: how kinaesthesia integrates with vision in visual orientation discrimination. (2010) (8)
A solution to the St Petersburg paradox (1983) (7)
Evolutionarily stable levels of altruism in haploid and diploid species. (1982) (7)
Do we scale “objects” or isolated sensory dimensions? (1992) (6)
CHAPTER 3 – A Theory of the Mechanism of Habituation: The Assignment of Responses to Stimuli (1984) (6)
Phonological and Perceptual Components of Short‐Term Memory for Odors a,b (1998) (5)
Prior fitness and the evolutionarily stable strategy for intraspecific conflict. (1980) (5)
The multiregional and single origin hypotheses of the evolution of modern man: a reconciliation. (1995) (4)
Difficulties in defining “mental” in mental chronometry (1979) (3)
Book Review: Attention and Memory (1978) (3)
Does the perception of temporal sequence throw light on consciousness? (1992) (3)
Validity of Motokawa's Technique for investigating Retinal Function (1958) (2)
Creativity: Myths? Mechanisms (1994) (2)
Neural quantum theory: How strongly does the occurrence of rational intercept ratios support it? (1977) (2)
On taking up position in a group: A continuous‐time Markov model for biased random movement (1980) (2)
Spatial frequency discrimination and visual memory (1996) (1)
The Perception of Time (2006) (1)
Theory of the Visual Threshold (1961) (1)
Psychophysics in action : G. Ljunggren and S. Dornic (eds.), Springer-Verlag, Berlin, 1989 (1991) (1)
On the nature of sensory memory. (2013) (1)
A study of the sensory threshold (1962) (1)
A simple device for detecting departures from visual fixation (1976) (1)
Cortical Function During Human Sleep (2008) (0)
Book Review: Adaptation-Level Theory (1973) (0)
Population policy options. (1994) (0)
Book Review: Human Information Processing (1968) (0)
Book Review: Logical Foundations of Psychological Measurement (1965) (0)
Review: Decision Processes in Visual Perception (1980) (0)
The Internal Clock and the Structure of Time Perception (2014) (0)
Guest Comment: Strategies for Population Control (1994) (0)
Contributions of visual information and vestibular and somesthetic information in orientation discrimination (1998) (0)
Aetiology of Thyrotoxicosis (1964) (0)
Attention and Memory. (1978) (0)
Book Review: Signal Detection Theory and ROC Analysis (1977) (0)
Psychophysics and the mind-brain problem (1993) (0)
On the relation between Al and CS: the heart of the problem (1978) (0)
Altruism, Inclusive Fitness, and Evolutionary Game Theory (1983) (0)
CHAPTER 12 – Evolutionary Determination of Response Likelihood and Habituation (1984) (0)
On the nature of visual memory (2013) (0)
Book Review: Dynamics of Behavior (1960) (0)

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