2026 Charles T. Scialfa: Psychology Researcher – H-Index, Publications & Awards

Overview

Charles T. Scialfa is affiliated with the University of Calgary in Canada. The academic profile reflects involvement in research activities likely connected to their primary institution.

There is no detailed information available on the exact fields or subfields of study that characterize their research focus, nor on the main topics of their work. Similarly, there are no records of frequent co-authors or recurring publication venues to indicate specific collaborative networks or preferred journals and conferences.

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Best Publications

A meta-analysis of the effects of cell phones on driver performance

Jeff K. Caird;Chelsea R. Willness;Piers Steel;Charles Scialfa

877
Citations
Visual Search for Traffic Signs: The Effects of Clutter, Luminance, and Aging

Geoffrey Ho;Charles T. Scialfa;Jeff K. Caird;Trevor Graw

253
Citations
Age differences in target identification as a function of retinal location and noise level: examination of the useful field of view.

Charles T. Scialfa;Donald W. Kline;Brian J. Lyman

250
Citations
Age differences in estimating vehicle velocity.

Charles T. Scialfa;Lawrence T. Guzy;Herschel W. Leibowitz;Philip M. Garvey

188
Citations
A hazard perception test for novice drivers

Charles T. Scialfa;Micheline C. Deschênes;Jennifer D. Ference;Jessica Boone

164
Citations
Response times and eye movements in feature and conjunction search as a function of target eccentricity

Charles T. Scialfa;Kenneth M. Joffe

158
Citations
Age Differences in Visual Search for Traffic Signs During a Simulated Conversation

Lisa C. McPhee;Charles T. Scialfa;Wanda M. Dennis;Geoffrey Ho

154
Citations
Age differences in the useful field of view: an eye movement analysis.

Charles T. Scialfa;David M. Thomas;Kenneth M. Joffe

144
Citations
Adult Age Differences in the Time Course of Inhibition of Return

Alan D. Castel;Alison L. Chasteen;Charles T. Scialfa;Jay Pratt

135
Citations
The role of sensory factors in cognitive aging research.

Charles T. Scialfa

117
Citations
Age Differences in Search of Web Pages: The Effects of Link Size, Link Number, and Clutter:

Michael Grahame;Jason C. Laberge;Charles T. Scialfa

117
Citations
Age differences in trust and reliance of a medication management system

Geoffrey Ho;Dana Wheatley;Charles T. Scialfa

102
Citations
Does impaired executive functioning differentially impact verbal memory measures in older adults with suspected dementia

Brian L. Brooks;Linda E. Weaver;Charles T. Scialfa

102
Citations
Age , Target - Distractor Similarity , and Visual Search

Scialfa Ct;Esau Sp;Joffe Km

100
Citations
The effects of driving experience on responses to a static hazard perception test.

Charles T. Scialfa;David Borkenhagen;John Lyon;Micheline C. Deschênes

97
Citations
Age differences in feature and conjunction search: Implications for theories of visual search and generalized slowing

Charles T. Scialfa;Kenneth M. Joffe

94
Citations
Effects of passenger and cellular phone conversations on driver distraction

Jason Laberge;Jason Laberge;Charles (Chip) Scialfa;Cale White;Jeff Caird

91
Citations
Predictors of Web Navigation Performance in a Life Span Sample of Adults

Jason C. Laberge;Charles T. Scialfa

91
Citations
Age, Skill Transfer, and Conjunction Search

Geoffrey Ho;Charles T. Scialfa

82
Citations
Improving older drivers' hazard perception ability

Mark S. Horswill;Cut Nurul Kemala;Mark Wetton;Charles T. Scialfa

60
Citations

Frequent Co-Authors

Arthur F. Kramer Northeastern University

Herschel W. Leibowitz Pennsylvania State University

Mark S. Horswill University of Queensland

Jay Pratt University of Toronto

Walter R. Boot Florida State University

Nancy A. Pachana University of Queensland

Alison L. Chasteen University of Toronto

Alan D. Castel University of California, Los Angeles

David E. Irwin University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign

Brian L. Brooks Alberta Children's Hospital

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