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The following pages link to Toward the trichotomy method of reaction times: Laying the foundation of stochastic mental networks (Q1812709):

Displaying 35 items.

• Context-content systems of random variables: the contextuality-by-default theory (Q334449) (← links)
• Selectivity in probabilistic causality: where psychology runs into quantum physics (Q423115) (← links)
• Nice guys finish fast and bad guys finish last: Facilitatory vs. inhibitory interaction in parallel systems (Q534443) (← links)
• Additive factors and stages of mental processes in task networks (Q708636) (← links)
• Stochastic unrelatedness, couplings, and contextuality (Q730150) (← links)
• Stochastic networks as models of cognition: Derivation of response time distributions using the order-of-processing method (Q805534) (← links)
• Processing time predictions of current models of perception in the classic additive factors paradigm (Q856641) (← links)
• Concurrent visual search and time reproduction with cross-talk (Q882301) (← links)
• Testing for selectivity in the dependence of random variables on external factors (Q926875) (← links)
• Systems factorial technology provides new insights on global-local information processing in autism spectrum disorders (Q972217) (← links)
• Stochastic networks as models of cognition: Deriving predictions for resource-constrained mental processing (Q1182911) (← links)
• A note on cognitive maps: An optimal spatial knowledge representation (Q1184256) (← links)
• Constructing a stochastic critical path network given the slacks: Representation (Q1196917) (← links)
• Parallel processing response times and experimental determination of the stopping rule (Q1384546) (← links)
• Thurstonian-type representations for ``same-different'' discriminations: probabilistic decisions and interdependent images. (Q1398457) (← links)
• Mental architectures with selectively influenced but stochastically interdependent components. (Q1431815) (← links)
• Selective influence and response time cumulative distribution functions in serial-parallel task networks. (Q1599167) (← links)
• An examination of parallel versus coactive processing accounts of redundant-target audiovisual signal processing (Q1645051) (← links)
• Advanced analysis of quantum contextuality in a psychophysical double-detection experiment (Q1679038) (← links)
• A trichotomy: Interactions of factors prolonging sequential and concurrent mental processes in stochastic discrete mental (PERT) networks (Q1812710) (← links)
• Simple additivity of stochastic psychological processes: Tests and measures (Q1897142) (← links)
• Psychometric and information processing properties of selected response time models (Q1901374) (← links)
• Systems factorial technology analysis of mixtures of processing architectures (Q2176759) (← links)
• Multinomial processing trees with response times: changing speed and accuracy by selectively influencing a vertex (Q2176763) (← links)
• Testing selective influence directly using trackball movement tasks (Q2176777) (← links)
• A theoretical study of process dependence for critical statistics in standard serial models and standard parallel models (Q2176778) (← links)
• Selective influence through conditional independence (Q2259547) (← links)
• Models for the statistics and mechanisms of response speed and accuracy (Q2260060) (← links)
• Consequences of base time for redundant signals experiments (Q2471260) (← links)
• Order-distance and other metric-like functions on jointly distributed random variables (Q2845477) (← links)
• On contextuality in behavioural data (Q2955860) (← links)
• Relating causal and probabilistic approaches to contextuality (Q4993416) (← links)
• Contextuality and probability in quantum mechanics and beyond: a preface (Q4993424) (← links)
• Unconditionally selective dependence of random variables on external factors. (Q5953238) (← links)
• Extending general processing tree models to analyze reaction time experiments. (Q5953244) (← links)