The attentional blink task involves rapid serial presentation of visual stimuli, two of which the
participants have to report. The usual finding is that participants are impaired at reporting …

Information associated with the self is preferentially processed compared to information
associated with others. However, cultural differences appear to exist in the way information is …

We present Shabd, a psycholinguistic database in Hindi. It is based on a corpus of 1.4
billion words from electronic newspapers and news websites. Word frequencies and part of …

This article presents the ENglish Reading Online (ENRO) project that offers data on English
reading and listening comprehension from 7,338 university‐level advanced learners and …

Visuospatial functions are typically lateralized to the right cerebral hemisphere, giving rise to
a left visual field advantage in visual half-field tasks. In a first study we investigated whether …

Processing advantages arising from self-association have been documented across various
stimuli and paradigms. However, the implications of “self-association” for affective and …

This paper presents a novel approach for frequency regulation in Microgrids (MGs) using a
Teaching Learning (TL) optimization-based Sliding Mode Control (SMC). The primary focus …

In this article, sliding mode control (SMC) strategy is reported for frequency stabilization in
microgrid (MG) using event-triggering mechanism (ETM) subject to load disturbances and …

The effects of iconicity and autistic traits on novel word learning were investigated through an
online experiment involving 1481 healthy adult participants aged between 18 and 40 years …

Neuropsychological and brain imaging studies have shown that the identification and use of
tools mainly involve areas of the left hemisphere. We investigate whether this dominance …