Hahn et al., 2015 - Google Patents
Rapid communication: personality and attention: levels of neuroticism and extraversion can predict attentional performance during a change detection taskHahn et al., 2015
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- 9682868425943312709
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- Hahn S
- Buttaccio D
- Hahn J
- Lee T
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- Quarterly journal of experimental psychology
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The present study demonstrates that levels of extraversion and neuroticism can predict attentional performance during a change detection task. After completing a change detection task built on the flicker paradigm, participants were assessed for personality traits using the …
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