Perceived distance alters memory for scene boundaries

This webpage contains links to demonstrations, pre-registrations, and the OSF repository supporting:

Hafri, A., Wadhwa, S., & Bonner, M.F. (in press).
Perceived distance alters memory for scene boundaries. Psychological Science.

Below are links to the experiments we performed.

• Experiment 1: "Fake Miniatures" (Tilt-Shift)
• Experiment 2a: Occlusion Control (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 2b: Occlusion Control (Scene-Memory Task)
• Experiment 3a: Rotated Control (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 3b: Rotated Control (Scene-Memory Task)
• Experiment 4a: Spherization (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 4b: Spherization (Scene-Memory Task)

Below are links to the pre-registrations for each experiment above.

• Experiment 1: "Fake Miniatures" (Tilt-Shift)
• Experiment 2a: Occlusion Control (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 2b: Occlusion Control (Scene-Memory Task)
• Experiment 3a: Rotated Control (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 3b: Rotated Control (Scene-Memory Task)
• Experiment 4a: Spherization (Distance Ratings)
• Experiment 4b: Spherization (Scene-Memory Task)

The OSF repository for this project is available here.

Questions? E-mail Alon Hafri (alon@jhu.edu) or Mick Bonner (mfbonner@jhu.edu). You can also visit the homepage of the JHU Cognitive Neuroscience & Machine Learning Laboratory.