Monkeying around with the gorillas in our midst: familiarity with an inattentional-blindness task does not improve the detection of unexpected events

by Simons, Daniel J
Published 2010

What People Believe about How Memory Works: A Representative Survey of the U.S. Population

by Simons, Daniel J., Chabris, Christopher F.
Published 2011

Common (Mis)Beliefs about Memory: A Replication and Comparison of Telephone and Mechanical Turk Survey Methods

by Simons, Daniel J., Chabris, Christopher F.
Published 2012

Do Action Video Games Improve Perception and Cognition?

by Boot, Walter R., Blakely, Daniel P., Simons, Daniel J.
Published 2011

Fixation Strategy Influences the Ability to Focus Attention on Two Spatially Separate Objects

by Hüttermann, Stefanie, Memmert, Daniel, Simons, Daniel J., Bock, Otmar
Published 2013

You do not talk about Fight Club if you do not notice Fight Club: Inattentional blindness for a simulated real-world assault

by Chabris, Christopher F, Weinberger, Adam, Fontaine, Matthew, Simons, Daniel J
Published 2011

Inattentional Blindness and Individual Differences in Cognitive Abilities

by Kreitz, Carina, Furley, Philip, Memmert, Daniel, Simons, Daniel J.
Published 2015

Change Detection: Training and Transfer

by Gaspar, John G., Neider, Mark B., Simons, Daniel J., McCarley, Jason S., Kramer, Arthur F.
Published 2013

Is the Effect of Aerobic Exercise on Cognition a Placebo Effect?

by Stothart, Cary R., Simons, Daniel J., Boot, Walter R., Kramer, Arthur F.
Published 2014