Research
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Probability cueing of singleton-distractor locations in visual search
Observers can learn the likely locations of salient distractors in visual search, reducing their potential to capture attention (Ferrante et…
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Sequential dependence and Vierordt’s law
Perceptual bias caused by sequential dependence has attracted lots of attention recently. The phenomenon is not new. For example, 150…
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What you see depends on what you hear: temporal averaging and crossmodal integration
In our multisensory world, we often rely more on auditory information than on visual input for temporal processing. One typical…
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Inter-trial effects in visual search
Many previous studies on visual search have reported inter-trial effects, that is, observers respond faster when some target property, such…
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Reference Guide: Contextual cueing
This page gathers published work employing the contextual cueing paradigm. The contextual cuing paradigm tests how repeated exposure to target/distractors…
