Daniel Algom

Processing picture-word stimuli: the contingent nature of picture and of word superiority.

Comparative judgment of numerosity and numerical magnitude: attention preempts automaticity.

The locus and nature of semantic congruity in symbolic comparison: evidence from the Stroop effect.

Driven by information: a tectonic theory of Stroop effects.

Selective attention improves under stress: implications for theories of social cognition.

A rational look at the emotional stroop phenomenon: a generic slowdown, not a stroop effect.

Size congruity effects with two-digit numbers: expanding the number line?

Automatic processing of psychological distance: evidence from a Stroop task.

Visual coding for action violates fundamental psychophysical principles.

Associations and dissociations between psychoacoustic abilities and speech perception in adolescents with severe-to-profound hearing loss.

The role of parity, physical size, and magnitude in numerical cognition: the SNARC effect revisited.

Numbers and space: associations and dissociations.

Species of redundancy in visual target detection.

Distance-dependent processing of pictures and words.

Are spatial and dimensional attention separate? evidence from Posner, Stroop, and Eriksen tasks.

Comparing perception of Stroop stimuli in focused versus divided attention paradigms: evidence for dramatic processing differences.

Avoiding the approach trap: a response bias theory of the emotional Stroop effect.

Emotional dilution of the Stroop effect: a new tool for assessing attention under emotion.

Accurate visuomotor control below the perceptual threshold of size discrimination.

When emotion does and does not impair performance: a Garner theory of the emotional Stroop effect.

Segregation of study items in memory determines the magnitude and direction of directed forgetting.

Is the emotional Stroop task a special case of mood induction? Evidence from sustained effects of attention under emotion.

Garner interference and temporal information processing.

Grasping numbers: evidence for automatic influence of numerical magnitude on grip aperture.

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

The production effect in memory: multiple species of distinctiveness.

Speeded naming or naming speed? The automatic effect of object speed on performance.

The extreme relativity of perception: A new contextual effect modulates human resolving power.