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No evidence for spatial suppression due to across-trial distractor learning in visual search
Previous studies have shown that during visual search, participants are able to implicitly learn across-trial regularities regarding target locations...
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Excess success in articles on object-based attention
Twenty-five years of research has explored the object-based attention effect using the two-rectangles paradigm and closely related paradigms. While...
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When remembering less is more: Unfiltered items are associated with reduced memory fidelity in visual short-term memory
Visual short-term memory (VSTM), the ability to store information no longer visible, is essential for human behavior. VSTM limits vary across the...
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The effect of memory load on object reconstruction: Insights from an online mouse-tracking task
Why can’t we remember everything that we experience? Previous work in the domain of object memory has suggested that our ability to resolve...
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Stress effects on the top-down control of visuospatial attention: Evidence from cue-dependent alpha oscillations
Stress is assumed to inhibit the top-down control of attention and to facilitate bottom-up processing. Evidence from human experiments, however,...
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Combining social cues in attention: Looking at gaze, head, and pointing cues
Social cues bias covert spatial attention. In most previous work the impact of different social cues, such as the gaze, head, and pointing cue, has...
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Capacity limitations in template-guided multiple color search
Visual selection of target objects relies on representations of their known features in visual working memory. These representations are referred to...
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Probing the time course of facilitation and inhibition in gaze cueing of attention in an upper-limb reaching task
Previous work has revealed that social cues, such as gaze and pointed fingers, can lead to a shift in the focus of another person’s attention....
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Age-related changes to the attentional modulation of temporal binding
During multisensory integration, the time range within which visual and auditory information can be perceived as synchronous and bound together is...
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Statistical learning of spatiotemporal regularities dynamically guides visual attention across space
In dynamic environments, statistical learning of spatial and temporal regularities guides visual attention in space and time. In the current study,...
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Pupillometry in Schizophrenia: What We Know and Where We Could Go
Pupillometry is a uniquely effective tool for illuminating the mechanisms underlying schizophrenia, an especially heterogeneous and complex disorder....
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Spatial cueing effects do not always index attentional capture: evidence for a priority accumulation framework
The spatial cueing paradigm is a popular tool to investigate under what conditions irrelevant objects capture attention against the observer’s...
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No effect of spatial attention on the processing of a motion ensemble: Evidence from Posner cueing
The formation of ensemble codes is an efficient means through which the visual system represents vast arrays of information. This has led to the...
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The spotlight turned inward: the time-course of focusing attention on memory
Guided by the idea that memory retrieval is selective attention turned inward, we report four experiments examining the time-course of focusing...
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Attention allocation in complementary joint action: How joint goals affect spatial orienting
When acting jointly, individuals often attend and respond to the same object or spatial location in complementary ways (e.g., when passing a mug, one...
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The spatial extent of focused attention modulates attentional disengagement
Attention can be flexibly changed to optimize visual processing: it can be oriented, resized, or even divided. Although much is known about these...
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Statistical learning in visual search reflects distractor rarity, not only attentional suppression
In visual search tasks, salient distractors may capture attention involuntarily, but interference can be reduced when the salient distractor appears...
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Transient attention does not alter the eccentricity effect in estimation of duration
Previous research investigating the influence of stimulus eccentricity on perceived duration showed an increasing duration underestimation with...
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No evidence for proactive suppression of explicitly cued distractor features
Visual search benefits from advance knowledge of nontarget features. However, it is unknown whether these negatively cued features are suppressed in...
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Do ostensive cues affect object processing in children with and without autism? A test of natural pedagogy theory
Theories suggest that the perception of others’ actions and social cues leads to selective processing of object features. Most recently, natural...
