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Perceptual biases and Individual beliefs
Everyone has their own unique opinions and perspectives on the world around them. Even something as simple as sequential randomness…
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Distractor suppression in the early visual cortex
It has been observed that humans can implicitly learn and ignore a salient distractor when it frequently appears in a…
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Does distractor frequency in one region affect distractor suppression in another region?
When visual search involves salient but irrelevant distractions, their interference can be reduced if they appear in a display region…
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Contextual cueing in co-active visual search: Joint action allows acquisition of task-irrelevant context
Repeatedly presenting a target within a stable search array facilitates visual search, an effect termed contextual cueing. Previous solo-performance studies have…
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Cross-modal contextual memory guides selective attention in visual-search tasks
Abstract Visual search is speeded when a target item is positioned consistently within an invariant (repeatedly encountered) configuration of distractor…
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Inter-trial effects in priming of pop-out: Comparison of computational updating models
Fredrik Allenmark ,Ahu Gokce,Thomas Geyer,Artyom Zinchenko,Hermann J. Müller,Zhuanghua Shi Abstract In visual search tasks, repeating features or the position of the…
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V5/MT+ modulates spatio-temporal integration differently across and within hemifields: causal evidence from TMS
A latest publication by Artyom, Stephanie, Lingyue et al. on Neuropsychologia on the topic on TMS modulates Ternus apparent motion….
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Personality Traits, Loneliness, and Affect Among Boxers
Chen, X., Qiu, N., Chen, C., & Zhai, L. (2021). Personality Traits, Loneliness, and Affect Among Boxers. Frontiers in Psychology, 12, 609153….
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The origin of Vierordt’s law: The experimental protocol matters
Glasauer, S., & Shi, Z. (2021). The origin of Vierordt’s law: The experimental protocol matters. PsyCh Journal, pchj.464. https://doi.org/10.1002/pchj.464 Abstract In 1868,…