Mitchell G Longstaff

Southern Cross University — Australia

Neuroscience · Life Sciences

9h-index337citations51works2.02yr avg
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Research Topics

Memory Processes and Influences(6), Motor Control and Adaptation(5), Ergonomics and Musculoskeletal Disorders(5), Writing and Handwriting Education(5), Chaos control and synchronization(4)

Publications51 total

The Effect of Colour on Processing and Perception of Emojis in a Valence Categorisation Task
Psychological Reports·2025Open Access
Communication Preferences and Factors Predicting Smartphone Addiction Among Four Generations of Australians: Gender and Generational Differences
Journal of Technology in Behavioral Science·2024· 4 citedOpen Access
Effects of team affiliation on color‐valence associations
Color Research & Application·2023· 2 citedOpen Access
Sex differences in eyewitness memory: A scoping review
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review·2023· 8 citedOpen Access
Working memory and handwriting and share a common resource: An investigation of shared attention
Current Psychology·2021· 2 cited
Sex differences in eyewitness memory: Females are more accurate than males for details related to people and less accurate for details surrounding them, and feel more anxious and threatened in a neutral but potentially threatening context
Personality and Individual Differences·2020· 6 cited
Do the images we look at influence what we think is the normal body size? The impact of media consumption.
Frontiers in Psychology·2018Open Access
Put that phone down and look around you! How recording events can affect witness memory
Frontiers in Psychology·2018Open Access
Have you herb about this; the effect of cholinergic agonists on motor control
Frontiers in Psychology·2018Open Access
Speed in your nose: the effect of a nebulized essential oil on reaction time and brain function.
Frontiers in Psychology·2018· 1 citedOpen Access
Spinach and frogs may be more related than you think: how priming can affect recall of weakly related word lists
Frontiers in Psychology·2018Open Access
Have you heard of Rose-Mary? She messes with your mood
Frontiers in Psychology·2018Open Access
Fine motor movements while drawing during the encoding phase of a serial verbal recall task reduce working memory performance
Acta Psychologica·2016· 2 cited
Investigating the lower level demands of writing: handwriting movements interfere with immediate verbal serial recall
Journal of Cognitive Psychology·2016· 2 cited
THE EFFECT OF EYE EXERCISES ON WORKING MEMORY PERFORMANCE
Frontiers in Public Health·2016Open Access
IF YOU WANT TO REMEMBER WHAT I SAY, STOP MOVING AND PAY ATTENTION!
Frontiers in Public Health·2016Open Access
THE EVOLUTIONARY PERSPECTIVE OF EYE-WITNESS TESTIMONY
Frontiers in Public Health·2016Open Access
The Impact of Movement Fluency, Complexity and Diverted Attention on Working Memory Processes
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience·2015Open Access
Individuation instructions decrease the Cross-Race Effect in a face matching task
Frontiers in Psychology·2015Open Access
Predicting factors of verbal fluency and the effects of stereotype threat and boost
Frontiers in Psychology·2015Open Access
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Frequent Co-authors

Richard A. Heath(12), George E. Stelmach(6), Heather Winskel(4), Alice Kelly(3), Michael Bohan(3), Miya K. Rand(3), Berta C. Leis(3), Arend Wa Van Gemmert(3), Richard Tindle(3), Andrew Heathcote(2), Arend W. A. Van Gemmert(2), Padma Mahant(2), Mark Stacy(2), Brett K. Hayes(2), John E. Taplin(2), Declan Forrester(2), Frances Hunt(2), Jau‐Shin Lou(1), Emma M. Russell(1), Geoffrey K. Belz(1)