Reaction Time

468 books
Pete the CatEric Litwin
⏱ 32m

Pete the Cat

Eric Litwin

200832 pp.
Time Series AnalysisGeorge E. P. Box
⏱ 11h 52m

Time Series Analysis

George E. P. Box

1970712 pp.
Taking Action for a Better TomorrowJeremy P. Boggess

Taking Action for a Better Tomorrow

Jeremy P. Boggess

2019No page data
Reaction TimesW. T. Welford
⏱ 6h 49m

Reaction Times

W. T. Welford

1980409 pp.
The time-relations of mental phenomenaJoseph Jastrow
⏱ 1h 0m

The time-relations of mental phenomena

Joseph Jastrow

189060 pp.
Elements of Human PerformanceAndries F. Sanders
⏱ 9h 52m

Elements of Human Performance

Andries F. Sanders

2013592 pp.
Response latency as a function of preparedness and task complexityCarol Ruth Leimer
⏱ 46m

Response latency as a function of preparedness and task complexity

Carol Ruth Leimer

197746 pp.
The influence of incentive and punishment upon reaction-timeAlbert Mathew Johanson
⏱ 52m

The influence of incentive and punishment upon reaction-time

Albert Mathew Johanson

192252 pp.
Planning for real time event response managementDavid J Ash
⏱ 6h 56m

Planning for real time event response management

David J Ash

2000416 pp.
SpontaneityGemma Corradi Fiumara
⏱ 2h 32m

Spontaneity

Gemma Corradi Fiumara

2009152 pp.
Tactile reaction time compared in deaf and normalNancy Zingler Cowgill
⏱ 50m

Tactile reaction time compared in deaf and normal

Nancy Zingler Cowgill

197850 pp.
Quantitative real-time PCRRoberto Biassoni
⏱ 3h 51m

Quantitative real-time PCR

Roberto Biassoni

2014231 pp.
The relation between basal metabolism and mental speedJanet Steinberg
⏱ 40m

The relation between basal metabolism and mental speed

Janet Steinberg

193440 pp.
Against HappinessEric G. Wilson
⏱ 2h 56m

Against Happiness

Eric G. Wilson

2008176 pp.
Programming time as a function of number of connected movement parts and changes in movement directionMark G. Fischman
⏱ 2h 13m

Programming time as a function of number of connected movement parts and changes in movement direction

Mark G. Fischman

1983133 pp.
Preprogramming vs. on-line preparation in simple movement sequencesPaul Van Donkelaar
⏱ 1h 54m

Preprogramming vs. on-line preparation in simple movement sequences

Paul Van Donkelaar

1990114 pp.
Individual differences in finger reactionsEsther Lucilla Gatewood
⏱ 43m

Individual differences in finger reactions

Esther Lucilla Gatewood

192043 pp.
Investigation of total-body and arm measures of reaction time, movement time, and completion time for twelve, fourteen, and seventeen year old athletes and nonparticipants.Peter Evan Smith
⏱ 1h 38m

Investigation of total-body and arm measures of reaction time, movement time, and completion time for twelve, fourteen, and seventeen year old athletes and nonparticipants.

Peter Evan Smith

196898 pp.
The relation between the magnitude of stimulus and the time of reactionSven Froeberg
⏱ 37m

The relation between the magnitude of stimulus and the time of reaction

Sven Froeberg

190737 pp.
The intertrial interval and sequential effects in simple reaction timeChung-kit Yu
⏱ 1h 43m

The intertrial interval and sequential effects in simple reaction time

Chung-kit Yu

1979103 pp.
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