Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks
Poth CH, Bundesen C, Petersen A, Schneider WX (2014)
Journal of Vision 14(10).
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Poth CH, Bundesen C, Petersen A, Schneider WX. Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks. Journal of Vision. 2014;14(10).
Poth, C. H., Bundesen, C., Petersen, A., & Schneider, W. X. (2014). Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks. Journal of Vision, 14(10)
Poth, C. H., Bundesen, C., Petersen, A., and Schneider, W. X. (2014). Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks. Journal of Vision 14.
Poth, C.H., et al., 2014. Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks. Journal of Vision, 14(10).
C.H. Poth, et al., “Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks”, Journal of Vision, vol. 14, 2014.
Poth, C.H., Bundesen, C., Petersen, A., Schneider, W.X.: Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks. Journal of Vision. 14, (2014).
Poth, Christian H., Bundesen, Claus, Petersen, Anders, and Schneider, Werner X. “Monitoring for visual prospective memory events reduces visual processing speed in ongoing tasks”. Journal of Vision 14.10 (2014).
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