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Psychological and physiological correlates of stimulus discrimination in adults
Psychophysiology, 2023AbstractThe discrimination of cues in the environment that signal danger (“fear cue”) is important for survival but depends critically on the discernment of such cues from ones that pose no threat (“safety cues”). In rodents, we previously demonstrated the underlying neurobiological mechanisms that support fear versus safety discrimination and ...
Jacklynn M. Fitzgerald +2 more
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The Psychological Refractory Period and the Effect of Stimulus Discriminability
The American Journal of Psychology, 1973The 'psychological refractory period' has come to be the accepted label for response-delay phenomena in a double-stimulation situation. In the classic arrangement the two stimuli S1 and S2, requiring the two responses R1 and R2, are presented at interstimulus intervals of less than 500 msec.
F J, Tolkmitt, S E, Lunn
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The Role of Psychological Stigmatization in Unemployment Discrimination
Basic and Applied Social Psychology, 2019Discrimination against the unemployed operates through attributions, is unjustifiable, and is nearly instantaneous.
Peter Norlander +4 more
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THE DISCRIMINATION METHOD IN ANIMAL PSYCHOLOGY
Nature, 1942THE fact that an animal is able to discriminate between two stimuli is the foundation of a method used extensively in animal psychology. It is, however, open to various sources of error. While looking through a number of papers dealing with this method I found that some of these possible pitfalls are often not sufficiently realized.
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The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination
2009An updated and condensed version of the landmark work on the psychological impact of prejudice and discrimination. Spanning four volumes, the first edition of The Psychology of Prejudice and Discrimination provided a much-needed cornerstone work on one of the most crucial issues in the United States today.
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Social Psychology of Discrimination
1996Discrimination is usually treated in social psychology as negative, orten aggressive behavior aimed at the target of prejudice or negative stereotype. Because very often terms like prejudice, stereotypes and discrimination are used interchangeably it should be explained here that in social psychology prejudice is understood as a negative attitude ...
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A tandem random walk model for psychological discrimination
British Journal of Mathematical and Statistical Psychology, 1981A random walk model for decision making in psychological discrimination tasks is described which provides a satisfactory account of the observed non‐stationarity of the representation of stimulus information. The model successfully predicts the relationship between RT and response proportion in a temporal order judgement task performed under ...
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Social‐Psychological Issues in Sex Discrimination
Journal of Social Issues, 1985National data on rank and salaries for academic men and women, and continuing reports on grievances and court cases, document the continuation of sex discrimination. Yet the literature reveals no conceptual framework to understand or alter this pervasive phenomenon.
Ethel D. Kahn, Lillian Robbins
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The Social Psychology of Racial Prejudice and Discrimination
Self & Society, 1979(1979). The Social Psychology of Racial Prejudice and Discrimination. Self & Society: Vol. 7, No. 5, pp. 575-578.
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The Discriminant Function and its use in Psychology
Psychometrika, 1943R. A. Fisher's method of determining a set of weights for the linear combination of the scores in a battery of tests is explained and illustrated. The relationship of this method to combination by multiple regression methods is shown.
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