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1. Evaluating the Role of Processing Efficiency in Adhd-related Working Memory Deficits

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Open Access
Author:
Weigard, Alexander Samuel
Title:
Evaluating the Role of Processing Efficiency in Adhd-related Working Memory Deficits
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
working memory
adhd
diffusion model
processing speed
File:
Download Weigard_Masters.pdf
Committee Members:
Cynthia L Huang Pollock, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Bradley Paul Wyble, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Frank Gerard Hillary, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor

3. Testing predictions of the Binding Pool model of visual working memory

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Open Access
Author:
Swan, Garrett Scot
Title:
Testing predictions of the Binding Pool model of visual working memory
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
Visual working memory
computational model
Working memory capacity
Neural network
File:
Download Dissertation_SWAN.pdf
Committee Members:
Bradley Paul Wyble, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Bradley Paul Wyble, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Richard Alan Carlson, Committee Member
Frank Gerard Hillary, Committee Member
John C Collins, Outside Member

5. Understanding the role of visual transients and the temporal autocorrelation of features in extending and closing the attentional window

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Open Access
Author:
Callahan-Flintoft, Chloe
Title:
Understanding the role of visual transients and the temporal autocorrelation of features in extending and closing the attentional window
Graduate Program:
Psychology
Keywords:
Attentional drag theory
attention
feature extraction
N2pc
File:
Download Dissertation_Callahan-Flintoft.pdf
Committee Members:
Bradley Paul Wyble, Dissertation Advisor/Co-Advisor
Bradley Paul Wyble, Committee Chair/Co-Chair
Richard Alan Carlson, Committee Member
Frank Gerard Hillary, Committee Member
John Collins, Outside Member

6. Feeding the machine: Challenges to Reproducible Predictive Modeling in Resting-State Connectomics

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Open Access
Author:
Cwiek, Andrew
Title:
Feeding the machine: Challenges to Reproducible Predictive Modeling in Resting-State Connectomics
Graduate Program:
Psychology (MS)
Keywords:
Neuroimaging
Machine Learning
Psychology
rsfMRI
Review
Reproducibility
File:
Download AndrewCwiek_Final_Corrections.pdf
Committee Members:
Frank Gerard Hillary, Thesis Advisor/Co-Advisor
Peter Andrew Arnett, Committee Member
Amy Marshall, Professor in Charge/Director of Graduate Studies
Bradley Paul Wyble, Committee Member