Tim Ricker
@timricker.bsky.social
Associate Professor of Psychology at the University of South Dakota | PI of the Memory & Attention Laboratory | Fan of chess, cards, video games, & hiking.
The overall pattern suggests a cognitive process different from the standard resource-tradeoff explanation of value-based prioritization effects in visual memory.
December 9, 2025 at 8:37 PM
The overall pattern suggests a cognitive process different from the standard resource-tradeoff explanation of value-based prioritization effects in visual memory.
The really interesting thing is that parameter estimates strongly support obligatory encoding of the last item during sequential presentation of 3 difficult-to-name visual characters. Participants only seem to encode more than 1 item when a non-final list item is prioritized.
December 9, 2025 at 8:37 PM
The really interesting thing is that parameter estimates strongly support obligatory encoding of the last item during sequential presentation of 3 difficult-to-name visual characters. Participants only seem to encode more than 1 item when a non-final list item is prioritized.