Balancing risk and reward to develop an optimal hot-hand game

- Williams, Paul, Nesbitt, Keith V., Eidels, Ami, Elliott, David

Cognitive dysfunction under emotional exposure: When participants with depression symptoms show no cognitive control

- Williams, Paul, Howard, Zachary, Ross, Rachel, Eidels, Ami

Depth of processing in the stroop task: evidence from a novel forced-reading condition

- Eidels, Ami, Ryan, Kathryn, Williams, Paul, Algom, Daniel

Design of a cognitive game: uncovering player strategies in the hot hand game

- Williams, Paul, Nesbitt, Keith, Eidels, Ami, Washburn, Mark, Cornforth, David

Designing informative sound to enhance a simple decision task

- Nesbitt, Keith, Williams, Paul, Ng, Patrick, Blackmore, Karen, Eidels, Ami

Equity groups and predictors of academic success in higher education

- Scevak, Jill, Southgate, Erica, Rubin, Mark, Macqueen, Suzanne, Douglas, Heather, Williams, Paul

Evaluating player strategies in the design of a hot hand game

- Williams, Paul, Nesbitt, Keith, Eidels, Ami, Washburn, Mark, Cornforth, David

Evidence for different types of errors being associated with different types of post-error changes

- Damaso, Karlye, Williams, Paul, Heathcote, Andrew

Informative Sound Assists Timing in a Simple Visual Decision-Making Task

- Nesbitt, Keith, Williams, Paul, Ng, Patrick, Blackmore, Karen, Eidels, Ami

Older women, deeper learning, and greater satisfaction at university: age and gender predict university students' learning approach and degree satisfaction

- Rubin, Mark, Scevak, Jill, Southgate, Erica, Macqueen, Suzanne, Williams, Paul, Douglas, Heather

Post-error recklessness and the hot hand

- Williams, Paul, Heathcote, Andrew, Nesbitt, Keith, Eidels, Ami

Sequential effects in human performance

- Williams, Paul

The emotional stroop task: assessing cognitive performance under exposure to emotional content

- Ben-Haim, Moshe Shay, Williams, Paul, Howard, Zachary, Mama, Yaniv, Eidels, Ami, Algom, Daniel

The resurrection of Tweedledum and Tweedledee: bimodality cannot distinguish serial and parallel processes

- Williams, Paul, Eidels, Ami, Townsend, James T.