S. Klapp

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The relation of perception and motor action: ideomotor compatibility and interference in divided attention.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, K. A. Porter-Graham, 1991, Journal of motor behavior.

Implicit speech in reading: Reconsidered

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, Wallace G. Anderson, 1973 .

Feedback versus motor programming in the control of aimed movements.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1975, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Temporal compatibility in dual motor tasks II: Simultaneous articulation and hand movements

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1981, Memory & cognition.

Doing two things at once: The role of temporal compatibility

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1979 .

Feedback versus motor programming in the control of aimed movements

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1975 .

Implicit speech inferred from response latencies in same-different decisions.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1971, Journal of experimental psychology.

Short-term memory as a response preparation state

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1976, Memory & cognition.

Relation between programming time and duration of the response being programmed.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, C. I. Erwin, 1976, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Motor programming within a sequence of responses.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, E. Patrick Wyatt, 1976, Journal of motor behavior.

REACTION TIME ANALYSIS Of PROGRAMMED CONTROL

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1977, Exercise and sport sciences reviews.

Hesitations in Continuous Tracking Induced by a Concurrent Discrete Task

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, P. A. Kelly, 1987, Human factors.

Short-term memory does not involve the "working memory" of information processing: The demise of a common assumption

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, E. Marshburn, 1983 .

The negative compatibility effect: unconscious inhibition influences reaction time and response selection.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, L. Hinkley, 2002, Journal of experimental psychology. General.

The negative compatibility effect: Unconscious inhibition influences reaction time and response selection

S. Klapp, L. Hinkley, 2002 .

Automatizing alphabet arithmetic: I. Is extended practice necessary to produce automaticity?

Gordon D. Logan, S. T. Klapp, Stuart T. Klapp, 1991 .

On marching to two different drummers: perceptual aspects of the difficulties.

R J Jagacinski, S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, 1985, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Two versions of the negative compatibility effect: comment on Lleras and Enns (2004).

Stuart T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 2005, Journal of experimental psychology. General.

Control of response timing occurs during the simple reaction time interval but on-line for choice reaction time.

Dana Maslovat, Ian M Franks, Richard J Jagacinski, 2014, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Reaction Time Analysis of Two Types of Motor Preparation for Speech Articulation: Action as a Sequence of Chunks

Stuart T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 2003, Journal of motor behavior.

Tests of parallel versus integrated structure in polyrhythmic tapping.

R J Jagacinski, S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, 1988, Journal of motor behavior.

On marching to two different drummers: perceptual aspects of the difficulties.

Richard J. Jagacinski, Stuart T. Klapp, Mari Riess Jones, 1985 .

Technical considerations regarding the short (dit)-long (dah) key press paradigm.

S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1981, Journal of motor behavior.

Response programming vs. alternative interpretations of the “dit-dah” reaction time effect

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, Joellen McRae, 1978 .

The bottleneck of the psychological refractory period effect involves timing of response initiation rather than response selection

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, R. Jagacinski, 2018, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

Programming of action timing cannot be completed until immediately prior to initiation of the response to be controlled

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, D. Maslovat, 2020, Psychonomic Bulletin & Review.

The effect of response complexity on simple reaction time occurs even with a highly predictable imperative stimulus

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, I. Franks, 2019, Neuroscience Letters.

Preparation of timing structure involves two independent sub-processes

S. Klapp, I. Franks, R. Chua, 2017, Psychological Research.

One version of direct response priming requires automatization of the relevant associations but not awareness of the prime

S. Klapp, 2015, Consciousness and Cognition.

Temporary activation of perceptual-motor associations: a stimulus-response interpretation of automaticity.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, L. Greenberg, 2009, Journal of experimental psychology. Learning, memory, and cognition.

Automatizing alphabet arithmetic: II. Are there practice effects after automaticity is achieved?

Gordon D. Logan, Stuart T. Klapp, G. Logan, 1991 .

Automatizing Alphabet Arithmetic : II . Are There Practice Effects After Automaticity Is Achieved ?

Stuart T. Klapp, S. Klapp, Catherine A. Boches, 1991 .

Programmed control of aimed movements revisited the role of target visibility and symmetry.

S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1979, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Gestalt principles in the control of motor action.

Richard J Jagacinski, Stuart T Klapp, S. Klapp, 2011, Psychological bulletin.

1. Short-Term Memory Limits in Human Performance

S. T. Klapp, Stuart T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1987 .

Time-of-occurrence cues for "unattended" auditory material.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, P. Lee, 1974, Journal of experimental psychology.

Motor response programming during simple choice reaction time: The role of practice.

S. T. Klapp, Stuart T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1995 .

Hesitations in manual tracking: a single-channel limit in response programming.

S T Klapp, A Netick, S. Klapp, 1994, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Response programming, as assessed by reaction time, does not establish commands for particular muscles.

S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1977, Journal of motor behavior.

Syllable-dependent pronunciation latencies in number naming: A replication.

Stuart T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1974 .

Tests of attentional flexibility in listening to polyrhythmic patterns.

R J Jagacinski, S T Klapp, M R Jones, 1995, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Either or neither, but not both: locating the effects of masked primes

Stuart T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, Friederike Schlaghecken, 2009, Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences.

The memory drum theory after twenty years: comments on Henry's note.

S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1980, Journal of motor behavior.

Preparation of timing structure involves two independent sub-processes

Dana Maslovat, Ian M Franks, Romeo Chua, 2018, Psychological research.

Programming time as a function of response duration: a replication of "dit-dah" without possible guessing artifacts.

S T Klapp, S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 1982, Journal of motor behavior.

Can people tap concurrent bimanual rhythms independently?

R J Jagacinski, S T Klapp, S. Klapp, 1998, Journal of motor behavior.

Multiple Resources for Processing and Storage in Short-Term Working Memory

S T Klapp, A Netick, S. T. Klapp, 1988, Human factors.

Comments on the classic Henry And Rogers (1960) paper on its 50th anniversary: resolving the issue of simple versus choice reaction time.

Stuart T Klapp, S. Klapp, 2010, Research quarterly for exercise and sport.

Comments on the Classic Henry and Rogers (1960) Paper on Its 50th Anniversary

Stuart T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 2010 .

Motor programming is not the only process which can influence RT: some thoughts on the Marteniuk and MacKenzie analysis.

S T Klapp, S. Klapp, 1981, Journal of motor behavior.

Simple and choice reaction time methods in the study of motor programming.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, S Klapp, 1979, Journal of motor behavior.

Response programming in simple and choice reactions.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, E. Patrick Wyatt, 1974, Journal of motor behavior.

Nonconscious control mimics a purposeful strategy: strength of Stroop-like interference is automatically modulated by proportion of compatible trials.

S. T. Klapp, S. Klapp, 2007, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Nonconscious influence of masked stimuli on response selection is limited to concrete stimulus-response associations.

Brian W. Haas, S. Klapp, 2005, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance.

Anatomic and environmental dimensions of stimulus-response compatibility: implication for theories of memory coding.

S. Klapp, D. Greim, C. M. Mendicino, 1979, Acta psychologica.