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Is there a canonical reference for behavioral, attentional, and memory tests?
I'm not aware of a comprehensive resource that details all of this information for all of these tests. A simple solution would be to find a specific reference for each of the tests you're interested i …
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Picture of eye promotes good behaviour
A study that used the field setting you describe is done by Bateson et al. (2006).
As for the mechanism, they write:
we believe that images of eyes motivate cooperative behaviour because they in …
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Relationship between cognitive load and self-indulgent behavior in simple task completion
Gailliot et al (2007), didn't do it with a memorization task, but with a variety of other tasks requiring self-control:
The present work suggests that self-control relies on glucose as a limited e …
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