Michel Treisman

Research.com Recognitions

• 1981 - Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS)

Overview

Best Publications

• Temporal discrimination and the indifference interval: Implications for a model of the "internal clock".

  Michel Treisman

  1865
  Citations

• The Internal Clock: Evidence for a Temporal Oscillator Underlying Time Perception with Some Estimates of its Characteristic Frequency:

  Michel Treisman;Andrew Faulkner;Peter L N Naish;David Brogan

  624
  Citations

• Motion sickness: an evolutionary hypothesis

  Michel Treisman

  579
  Citations

• Discriminative responses to stimulation during human sleep.

  Ian Oswald;Anne M. Taylor;Michel Treisman

  479
  Citations

• What do sensory scales measure

  Michel Treisman

  211
  Citations

• Temporal rhythms and cerebral rhythms.

  Michel Treisman

  174
  Citations

• The internal clock: Electroencephalographic evidence for oscillatory processes underlying time perception

  Michel Treisman;Norman Cook;Peter L. N. Naish;Janice K. MacCrone

  166
  Citations

• There Are Two Word-Length Effects in Verbal Short-Term Memory: Opposed Effects of Duration and Complexity

  Nelson Cowan;Noelle L. Wood;Lara D. Nugent;Michel Treisman

  161
  Citations

• On the Relation Between Time Perception and the Timing of Motor Action: Evidence for a Temporal Oscillator Controlling the Timing of Movement

  Michel Treisman;Andrew Faulkner;Peter L. N. Naish

  160
  Citations

• The Magical Number Seven and Some Other Features of Category Scaling: Properties of a Model for Absolute Judgment

  Michel Treisman

  157
  Citations

• NOISE AND WEBER'S LAW: THE DISCRIMINATION OF BRIGHTNESS AND OTHER DIMENSIONS.

  Michel Treisman

  131
  Citations

• Relation between signal detectability theory and the traditional procedures for measuring sensory thresholds: Estimating d' from results given by the method of constant simuli.

  Michel Treisman;T. R. Watts

  130
  Citations

• Spatial frequency discrimination: visual long-term memory or criterion setting?

  Martin Lages;Michel Treisman

  126
  Citations

• THE SETTING AND MAINTENANCE OF CRITERIA REPRESENTING LEVELS OF CONFIDENCE

  Michel Treisman;Andrew Faulkner

  117
  Citations

• Signal detection theory and Crozier's law: Derivation of a new sensory scaling procedure

  Michel Treisman

  112
  Citations

• Generation of random sequences by human subjects: Cognitive operations or psychological process?

  Michel Treisman;Andrew Faulkner

  109
  Citations

• THE EFFECT OF ONE STIMULUS ON THE THRESHOLD FOR ANOTHER: AN APPLICATION OF SIGNAL DETECTABILITY THEORY1

  Michel Treisman

  109
  Citations

• Bird song dialects, repertoire size, and kin association

  Michel Treisman

  104
  Citations

• Time perception and the internal clock: Effects of visual flicker on the temporal oscillator

  Michel Treisman;David Brogan

  100
  Citations

• A theory of criterion setting: an alternative to the attention band and response ratio hypotheses in magnitude estimation and cross-modality matching.

  Michel Treisman

  98
  Citations

• Sensory scaling: Unanswered questions

  Michel Treisman

  91
  Citations

• The evolutionary restriction of aggression within a species: A game theory analysis

  Michel Treisman

  85
  Citations

• Laws of Sensory Magnitude

  Michel Treisman

  85
  Citations

• Space or lexicon? The word frequency effect and the error response frequency effect

  Michel Treisman

  64
  Citations

• A Theory of the Identification of Complex Stimuli with an Application to Word Recognition.

  Michel Treisman

  53
  Citations