Phil Reed is a reporter and anchor for KCRG-TV in Northwest Arkansas. With a focus on local news, Phil covers a wide range of topics including community events, government initiatives, and social issues. His work has also been featured in KHBS/KHOG 40/29 & THE ARKANSAS CW and Psychology Today.
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Phil Reed's coverage is focused on local government, public safety, and community events in Arkansas, particularly Northwest Arkansas. His articles feature evolving stories, government announcements, legal policy regulation, and breaking news related to education, social media, local government decisions and operations.
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By: Phil Reed
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By: Adam Roberts, Phil Reed
Students learned how to use Google to detect misinformation, including reverse image searching and specifying search parameters.
By: Adam Roberts, Phil Reed, Brett Rains
The city of Fort Smith might ask the federal government for an extension to its deadline to spend hundreds of millions of dollars on mandated sewer fixes.
By: Phil Reed, Adam Roberts
A political science professor at the University of Arkansas says Tuesday night's debate between the candidates for vice president won't have much of an impact on the election.
By: Phil Reed
Eric Wiebelhaus Brahm, a professor at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock's School of Public Affairs, believes the Middle East will continue to see high levels of violence, which could get worse.
By: Phil Reed
Fayetteville Fire investigating fire at Elite Catering NWA
By: Adam Roberts, Phil Reed
Most people know to bring in their potted plants. But what can you do to help the plants that have to stay outside?
By: John D. McCarthy, Phil Reed
The within-array novel pop-out effect occurs when a novel item within a display is more quickly and accurately detected than familiar items. This study strengthens the evidence for this effect by using a novel procedure that controls for previously unaddressed confounds. Two experiments presented participants with item arrays that were either all familiar, all novel, or a mix of familiar and novel items. Items were made novel or familiar through a pre-exposure phase, but this phase was made irrelevant to the test demands. The results showed a robust novel pop-out effect, even under conditions of minimal stimulus similarity, no memory load, and using displays that were not always task relevant. These findings provide strong support for the existence of the within-array novel pop-out effect, and they highlight the importance of careful experimental design in demonstrating this phenomenon.
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