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Memory & Cognition|March 26, 2024
Semantic Stroop interference is modulated by the availability of executive resources: Insights from delta-plot analyses and cognitive load manipulationSimone Sulpizio, Giacomo Spinelli, Michele ScaltrittiCognition & Emotion|January 31, 2024
Fast habituation to semantic interference generated by taboo connotation in reading aloudSimone Sulpizio, Michele Scaltritti, Giacomo SpinelliCognition & Emotion|April 9, 2025
Early identification of taboo words reveals a prominent role of semantic information in visual word recognitionSimone Sulpizio, Michele ScaltrittiMemory & Cognition|January 18, 2022
Different types of semantic interference, same lapses of attention: Evidence from Stroop tasksMichele Scaltritti, Remo Job, Simone SulpizioJournal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|May 20, 2021
Selective suppression of taboo information in visual word recognition: Evidence for cognitive control on semanticsMichele Scaltritti, Remo Job, Simone SulpizioMemory & Cognition|August 19, 2024
Decisional components of motor responses are not related to online response control: Evidence from lexical decision and speed-accuracy tradeoff manipulationsMichele Scaltritti, Elena Greatti, Simone SulpizioActa Psychologica|December 12, 2025
Recognizing the unknown: Motor-response execution reflects the availability of positive evidence during recognitionElisa Fiora, Michele Scaltritti, Simone SulpizioNeuropsychologia|June 28, 2023
Electrophysiological evidence of discontinuities in the propagation of lexical decision processes across the motor hierarchyMichele Scaltritti, Elena Greatti, Simone SulpizioPsychonomic Bulletin & Review|March 7, 2025
No evidence that selection is resource-demanding in conflict and bilingual language production tasks: Implications for theories of adaptive control and language-control associationsGiacomo Spinelli, Simone SulpizioPsychonomic Bulletin & Review|May 7, 2024
Is adaptation involved in bilingual language production? A fresh look at the assumptions motivating potential bilingual-monolingual differences in adaptive controlGiacomo Spinelli, Simone SulpizioPageof 12