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Mark Haselgrove
Mark Haselgrove
Professor of Experimental Psychology, University of Nottingham, UK.
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The influence of reading speed and line length on the effectiveness of reading from screen
MC Dyson, M Haselgrove
International Journal of Human-Computer Studies 54 (4), 585-612, 2001
3852001
Reconciling the influence of predictiveness and uncertainty on stimulus salience: a model of attention in associative learning
GR Esber, M Haselgrove
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 278 (1718), 2553-2561, 2011
2042011
The effects of reading speed and reading patterns on the understanding of text read from screen
M Dyson, M Haselgrove
Journal of research in reading 23 (2), 210-223, 2000
1662000
A partial reinforcement extinction effect despite equal rates of reinforcement during Pavlovian conditioning.
M Haselgrove, A Aydin, JM Pearce
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 30 (3), 240, 2004
982004
Two kinds of attention in Pavlovian conditioning: evidence for a hybrid model of learning.
M Haselgrove, GR Esber, JM Pearce, PM Jones
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 36 (4), 456, 2010
772010
The nature of discrimination learning in pigeons
JM Pearce, GR Esber, DN George, M Haselgrove
Learning & Behavior 36 (3), 188-199, 2008
582008
Automatic imitation in budgerigars
R Mui, M Haselgrove, J Pearce, C Heyes
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences 275 (1651), 2547-2553, 2008
572008
Clever crows or unbalanced birds?
S Dymond, M Haselgrove, A McGregor
Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences 110 (5), E336-E336, 2013
452013
The effects of hippocampal system lesions on a novel temporal discrimination task for rats
RJ Kyd, JM Pearce, M Haselgrove, E Amin, JP Aggleton
Behavioural brain research 187 (1), 159-171, 2008
432008
Facilitation of extinction by an increase or a decrease in trial duration.
M Haselgrove, JM Pearce
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 29 (2), 153, 2003
422003
Variations in selective and nonselective prediction error with the negative dimension of schizotypy
M Haselgrove, LH Evans
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology 63 (6), 1127-1149, 2010
392010
Reasoning rats or associative animals? A common-element analysis of the effects of additive and subadditive pretraining on blocking.
M Haselgrove
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 36 (2), 296, 2010
392010
Web-based indicated prevention of common mental disorders in university students in four European countries–study protocol for a randomised controlled trial
P Musiat, R Potterton, G Gordon, L Spencer, M Zeiler, K Waldherr, S Kuso, ...
Internet Interventions 16, 35-42, 2019
342019
Disrupted attentional learning in high schizotypy: Evidence of aberrant salience
M Haselgrove, ME Le Pelley, NK Singh, HQ Teow, RW Morris, MJ Green, ...
British journal of psychology 107 (4), 601-624, 2016
332016
The fate of redundant cues during blocking and a simple discrimination.
JM Pearce, JC Dopson, M Haselgrove, GR Esber
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 38 (2), 167, 2012
332012
Modeling attention in associative learning: Two processes or one?
ME Le Pelley, M Haselgrove, GR Esber
Learning & behavior 40, 292-304, 2012
322012
Enhanced latent inhibition in high schizotypy individuals
KT Granger, PM Moran, MG Buckley, M Haselgrove
Personality and Individual differences 91, 31-39, 2016
272016
Clinical applications of learning theory
M Haselgrove, L Hogarth
Psychology Press, 2011
262011
The influence of hippocampal lesions on the discrimination of structure and on spatial memory in pigeons (Columba livia).
JM Pearce, DN George, M Haselgrove, JT Erichsen, MA Good
Behavioral neuroscience 119 (5), 1316, 2005
262005
Cue interactions in flavor preference learning: a configural analysis.
DM Dwyer, M Haselgrove, PM Jones
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Animal Behavior Processes 37 (1), 41, 2011
252011
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