Erich Weichselgartner

Publications

• Daten für alle!

  E. Weichselgartner, S. Winkler-Nees

  Forschung. Das Magazin der Deutschen Forschungsgemeinschaft. 01/2010;

  Weltweit und in allen Disziplinen ist „Data Sharing“ auf dem Vormarsch. Das Online-Archiv PsychData zeigt, wie hoch der Nutzwert sein kann.

• European Psychology Publication Platform: Issues and Perspectives

  WEICHSELGARTNER ERICH

  Psychology Science Quarterly. 01/2009;

  This paper presents a brief summary of the Survey on European Psychology Publication Issues and the Berlin workshop. Six issues of main concern are discussed: (1) Language, (2) review process, (3) manuscript handling, (4) impact (visibility), (5) permission barriers (accessibility) and (6) price bar... [more] This paper presents a brief summary of the Survey on European Psychology Publication Issues and the Berlin workshop. Six issues of main concern are discussed: (1) Language, (2) review process, (3) manuscript handling, (4) impact (visibility), (5) permission barriers (accessibility) and (6) price barriers (cost). These issues are the concerns of non-native English speaking Europeans as they experienced in their home countries. As a solution, a possible conceptualization of a European open access publication platform for psychology is presented. Giving more visibility to scientific work, disseminating information easy and more broadly and with new features not found in existing journals an open access platform may be the right direction. Concrete plans for the future on organizational, technical and funding issues are addressed.

• eScience: Wissenschaftliche Kommunikation im digitalen Zeitalter am Beispiel der Psychologie.

  E. Weichselgartner

  01/2009: pages 195-196;

• Fünf Jahre Primärdatenarchivierung in der Psychologie: Ein Erfahrungsbericht.

  E. Weichselgartner

  01/2008: pages 259-267;

• Sechs Jahre PsychSpider: Aus der Praxis des Betriebs einer Psychologie-Suchmaschine für freie Web-Inhalte.

  E. Weichselgartner, Ch. Baier

  Information: Wissenschaft und Praxis. 01/2007; 58:173-178.

• Modulare Architektur zur performanten Anbindung multipler Retrievalschnittstellen für bibliographische Datenbanken.

  M. A. Selig, E. Weichselgartner, Ch. Baier

  01/2005: pages 189-196;

• Two computational models of attention.

  G. Sperling, A. Reeves, E. Blaser, Z.-L. Lu, E. Weichselgartner

  01/2001;

  ISBN: 978-0262024938

• Dynamics of Automatic and Controlled Visual Attention

  Erich Weichselgartner

  07/1999;

  The time course of attention was experimentally observed using two kinds of stimuli: a cue to begin attending or to shift attention, and a stimulus to be attended. Precise measurements of the time course of attention show that it consists of two partially concurrent processes: a fast, effortless, au... [more] The time course of attention was experimentally observed using two kinds of stimuli: a cue to begin attending or to shift attention, and a stimulus to be attended. Precise measurements of the time course of attention show that it consists of two partially concurrent processes: a fast, effortless, automatic process that records the cue and its neighboring events; and a slower, effortful, controlled process that records the stimulus to be attended and its neighboring events.

• Episodic theory of the dynamics of spatial attention.

  G. Sperling, E. Weichselgartner

  Psychological Review. 01/1995; 102:503-532.

  Previous measurements of visual attention in simple reaction time, choice reaction time and complex discrimination experiments in which attention was purported to move continuously across space are reanalyzed. These data and data from attention gating experiments are quantitatively predicted by an e... [more] Previous measurements of visual attention in simple reaction time, choice reaction time and complex discrimination experiments in which attention was purported to move continuously across space are reanalyzed. These data and data from attention gating experiments are quantitatively predicted by an episodic (quantal) theory of spatial attention that proposes instead: (1) visual attention can be resolved into a sequence of discrete attentional acts (episodes), (2) each attentional episode i is defined by its spatial attention function fi(x,y), (3) the smooth transition at time t0 between episodes is described by a temporal transition function G(t–t0), and (4) f and G are space-time separable. In new experiments, which use a concurrent motor reaction time task to control for nonattentional factors, the duration of an attention transition is shown to be independent of the distance traversed and of the presence of interposed visual obstacles.
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  Dynamics of automatic and controlled visual attention.

  E Weichselgartner, G Sperling

  Science (New York, N.Y.). 12/1987; 238(4828):778-80.

  The time course of attention was experimentally observed using two kinds of stimuli: a cue to begin attending or to shift attention, and a stimulus to be attended. Precise measurements of the time course of attention show that it consists of two partially concurrent processes: a fast, effortless, au... [more] The time course of attention was experimentally observed using two kinds of stimuli: a cue to begin attending or to shift attention, and a stimulus to be attended. Precise measurements of the time course of attention show that it consists of two partially concurrent processes: a fast, effortless, automatic process that records the cue and its neighboring events; and a slower, effortful, controlled process that records the stimulus to be attended and its neighboring events.
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  Impact points

  Continuous measurement of visible persistence.

  E Weichselgartner, G Sperling

  Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance. 01/1986; 11(6):711-25.

  In the synchrony judgment paradigm, observers judge whether a click precedes or follows the onset of a light flash and, on other trials, whether or not a click precedes light termination. The interclick interval defines the duration of visible persistence. An elaboration of this method consists of t... [more] In the synchrony judgment paradigm, observers judge whether a click precedes or follows the onset of a light flash and, on other trials, whether or not a click precedes light termination. The interclick interval defines the duration of visible persistence. An elaboration of this method consists of two phases: In Phase 1, the luminance of a reference stimulus is psychophysically matched to the peak brightness of the test flash. Five luminance values between .1 and 1.0 of the reference stimulus are used subsequently. In Phase 2, a random one of the five reference stimuli, a test flash, and a click are presented; the observer judges whether the click occurred before or after the brightness of test flash reached the reference value (on onset trials) or decayed below it (on termination trials). This method was validated on 3 subjects with test stimuli whose luminance rises and decays slowly in time, and then was used to trace out the precise subjective rise and decay (temporal brightness response function) of brief flashes.

• [Temporal course of a so-called automatic visual attention process]

  E Weichselgartner

  Zeitschrift für experimentelle und angewandte Psychologie. 02/1985; 32(4):665-81.

• Two processes in visual attention

  Erich Weichsegartner

  01/1984

  Degree: PhD

  Supervisor: George Sperling

• Two processes in visual attention /

  Erich. Weichselgartner

  Photocopy of original. Thesis (Ph. D.)--New York University, 1984. Bibliography: p. 127-131.

• Information und Kommunikation 2004: Ein Lagebericht und einige Zukunftsperspektiven

  Hans-Werner Bierhoff, Joachim Funke, Ulf-Dietrich Reips, Erich Weichselgartner

  in: Psychologische Rundschau, 56, 2005, 212-219.

• Perspektiven für Information und Kommunikation in der Psychologie

  Erich Weichselgartner

  Vortrag von Erich Weichselgartner (Zentrum für Psychologische Information und Dokumentation, ZPID, Trier und Mitglied der IUK-Kommission der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie) anlässlich der 11. Iuk-Jahrestagung 2005 in Bonn. Thema: Stand und Aussichten der IUK-Initiativen im Fach Psychologie u... [more] Vortrag von Erich Weichselgartner (Zentrum für Psychologische Information und Dokumentation, ZPID, Trier und Mitglied der IUK-Kommission der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Psychologie) anlässlich der 11. Iuk-Jahrestagung 2005 in Bonn. Thema: Stand und Aussichten der IUK-Initiativen im Fach Psychologie unter besonderer Berücksichtigung des Open Access.

• Qualitätssicherung im Bereich neuer Medien durch Einführung von Qualitätskriterien

  Joachim Funke, Michael Stumpf, Erich Weichselgartner, Friedrich Wilkening

  in: R. Ott & C. Eichenberg (Eds.), Klinische Psychologie und Internet. Potenziale für klinische Praxis, Intervention, Psychotherapie und Forschung (S. 99-113). Göttingen: Hogrefe, 2003.