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Psychological Research|September 20, 2019
The relation between task-unrelated media multitasking and task-related motivationBrandon C W Ralph, Alyssa C Smith, Paul Seli, et al.
Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology = Revue Canadienne De Psychologie Experimentale|August 23, 2019
Yearning for distraction: Evidence for a trade-off between media multitasking and mind wanderingBrandon C W Ralph, Alyssa C Smith, Paul Seli, et al.
Psychological Research|February 25, 2021
Re-examining the effect of motivation on intentional and unintentional task-unrelated thought: accounting for thought constraint produces novel resultsAlyssa C Smith, Nicholaus P Brosowsky, Brandon C W Ralph, et al.
Journal of Experimental Psychology. General|January 23, 2018
The awakening of the attention: Evidence for a link between the monitoring of mind wandering and prospective goalsPaul Seli, Daniel Smilek, Brandon C W Ralph, et al.
Psychological Research|July 19, 2018
Volitional media multitasking: awareness of performance costs and modulation of media multitasking as a function of task demandBrandon C W Ralph, Paul Seli, Kristin E Wilson, et al.
Plos One|December 7, 2019
Loading… loading… The influence of download time on information searchAlyssa C Smith, Brandon C W Ralph, Jeremy Marty-Dugas, et al.
The British Journal of Educational Psychology|February 23, 2023
The relation between trait flow and engagement, understanding, and grades in undergraduate lecturesAlyssa C Smith, Brandon C W Ralph, Daniel Smilek, et al.
Consciousness and Cognition|April 4, 2017
What did you have in mind? Examining the content of intentional and unintentional types of mind wanderingPaul Seli, Brandon C W Ralph, Mahiko Konishi, et al.
Attention, Perception & Psychophysics|October 5, 2014
Media multitasking and behavioral measures of sustained attentionBrandon C W Ralph, David R Thomson, Paul Seli, et al.
Vision Research|March 4, 2014
Running the figure to the ground: figure-ground segmentation during visual searchBrandon C W Ralph, Paul Seli, Vivian O Y Cheng, et al.
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