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Kyle A Pettijohn

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Memory & Cognition|May 13, 2016
Narrative event boundaries, reading times, and expectationKyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|September 8, 2021
The role of inhibitory control in shoot/don't-shoot decisionsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn
Memory (Hove, England)|June 22, 2018
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: recallKyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|November 12, 2015
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: Event structure or updating disruption?Kyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Psychology and Aging|June 2, 2015
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: Younger and older adultsGabriel A Radvansky, Kyle A Pettijohn, Joonsung Kim
Applied Ergonomics|September 10, 2022
How speed impacts threat assessment in lethal force decisionsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Sarah Sherwood
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|January 11, 2021
When the response does not match the threat: The relationship between threat assessment and behavioural response in ambiguous lethal force decision-makingAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Aaron L Gardony
Military Psychology : the Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association|April 25, 2024
Contextual cueing during lethal force training: How target design and repetition can alter threat assessmentsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Kara J Blacker
Human Factors|April 17, 2020
Measuring Lethal Force Performance in the Lab: The Effects of Simulator Realism and Participant ExperienceKara J Blacker, Kyle A Pettijohn, Grant Roush, et al.
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|January 27, 2022
A new look at memory retention and forgettingGabriel A Radvansky, Abigail C Doolen, Kyle A Pettijohn, et al.
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Memory & Cognition|May 13, 2016
Narrative event boundaries, reading times, and expectationKyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|September 8, 2021
The role of inhibitory control in shoot/don't-shoot decisionsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn
Memory (Hove, England)|June 22, 2018
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: recallKyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|November 12, 2015
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: Event structure or updating disruption?Kyle A Pettijohn, Gabriel A Radvansky
Psychology and Aging|June 2, 2015
Walking through doorways causes forgetting: Younger and older adultsGabriel A Radvansky, Kyle A Pettijohn, Joonsung Kim
Applied Ergonomics|September 10, 2022
How speed impacts threat assessment in lethal force decisionsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Sarah Sherwood
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology (2006)|January 11, 2021
When the response does not match the threat: The relationship between threat assessment and behavioural response in ambiguous lethal force decision-makingAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Aaron L Gardony
Military Psychology : the Official Journal of the Division of Military Psychology, American Psychological Association|April 25, 2024
Contextual cueing during lethal force training: How target design and repetition can alter threat assessmentsAdam T Biggs, Kyle A Pettijohn, Kara J Blacker
Human Factors|April 17, 2020
Measuring Lethal Force Performance in the Lab: The Effects of Simulator Realism and Participant ExperienceKara J Blacker, Kyle A Pettijohn, Grant Roush, et al.
Journal of Experimental Psychology. Learning, Memory, and Cognition|January 27, 2022
A new look at memory retention and forgettingGabriel A Radvansky, Abigail C Doolen, Kyle A Pettijohn, et al.
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