Kenith V. Sobel
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Also affiliated: Vanderbilt University (2002–2010); Psi Chi (2018); Victoria University of Wellington (2004)
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Kenith V. Sobel's research investigates cognitive processes, particularly in visual perception and attention. His work has explored the classic Stroop asymmetry, examining how it functions in online experimental settings and whether it applies to spoken as well as written words. Sobel has also studied the influence of set size and ensemble perception on numerical value, and how selection history interacts with priming effects in visual search tasks. Further research has delved into the role of eye movements in visual search, specifically concerning numerical and physical size interactions in digit perception. His recent publications include work on manual responses being verbally mediated in Stroop identification tasks and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on graduate admissions in psychology. Sobel is affiliated with the University of Central Arkansas and has a h-index of 12 with 43 total publications and 920 total citations.
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- h-index: 12
- Publications: 43
- Citations: 927
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Professor publications 2006–2024University of Central Arkansas Institution web page
Selected Publications
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The Classic Stroop Asymmetry Works for Spoken as Well as Written Words (2024)
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Graduate Admissions in Psychology Before and After the Pandemic: GRExit Comes to Psychology (2024)
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Selection history and the size congruity effect: Does the SCE interact with priming effects in visual search? (2022)
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Review of: "Creating ontological definitions for use in science" (2022)
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Eye movements and interactions between numerical and physical size in visual search for digits (2021)
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Set size and ensemble perception of numerical value (2021)
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Visual search inverts the classic Stroop asymmetry (2020)
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Identification and localization tasks reveal the role of strength of association in Stroop and reverse Stroop effects (2019)
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Dissociating Parallel and Serial Processing of Numerical Value (2018)
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Dissociating parallel and serial processing of numerical value (2018)
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Size congruity influences visual search via the target template (2018)
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The size congruity effect in visual search for digits involves both facilitation and interference (2016)
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Bottom-up and top-down attentional contributions to the size congruity effect (2016)
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Individuals with autism experience stronger visual capture by shape singletons than neurotypicals (2014)
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Target grouping in visual search for multiple digits (2014)
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- Bottom-up and top-down attentional contributions to the size congruity effect
- Visual search inverts the classic Stroop asymmetry
- Target grouping in visual search for multiple digits
- Size congruity influences visual search via the target template
- Dissociating parallel and serial processing of numerical value
Showing 5 of 13 shared publications
- Visual search inverts the classic Stroop asymmetry
- Dissociating parallel and serial processing of numerical value
- Dissociating Parallel and Serial Processing of Numerical Value
- Identification and localization tasks reveal the role of strength of association in Stroop and reverse Stroop effects
- Set size and ensemble perception of numerical value
- Eye movements and interactions between numerical and physical size in visual search for digits
- Selection history and the size congruity effect: Does the SCE interact with priming effects in visual search?
- Individual differences in working memory capacity and visual search: The roles of top-down and bottom-up processing
- Working memory capacity influences the top-down factors in visual search
- Individual differences in working memory capacity and visual search: The roles of top-down and bottom-up processing
- Working memory capacity influences the top-down factors in visual search
- Target grouping in visual search for multiple digits
- Erratum to: Target grouping in visual search for multiple digits
- Using feature preview to investigate the roles of top–down and bottom–up processing in conjunction search
- Previewing features in visual search: The effects of bottom-up and top-down processing
- Dissociating parallel and serial processing of numerical value
- Set size and ensemble perception of numerical value
- Set size and ensemble perception of numerical value
- Eye movements and interactions between numerical and physical size in visual search for digits
- Working memory capacity influences the top-down factors in visual search
- Individuals with autism experience stronger visual capture by shape singletons than neurotypicals
- Individuals with autism experience stronger visual capture by shape singletons than neurotypicals
- Strength of early visual adaptation depends on visual awareness
- Strength of early visual adaptation depends on visual awareness
- Strength of early visual adaptation depends on visual awareness
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