Visual cognition

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volume 29, number 6, 2021

Tad T Brunyé, Trafton Drew, Manob Jyoti Saikia, Kathleen F Kerr, Megan M Eguchi, Annie C Lee, Caitlin May, David E Elder, Joann G Elmore
Melanoma in the Blink of an Eye: Pathologists' Rapid Detection, Classification, and Localization of Skin Abnormalities. Visual cognition 29 (6) (2021)

volume 29, number 7, 2021

Chunyue Teng, Bradley R Postle
Understanding occipital and parietal contributions to visual working memory: Commentary on Xu (2020). Visual cognition 29 (7) (2021)
Yaoda Xu
Towards a better understanding of information storage in visual working memory. Visual cognition 29 (7) (2021)

volume 29, number 9, 2021

Nicholas Gaspelin, Steven J Luck
Progress and Remaining Issues: A Response to the Commentaries on. Visual cognition 29 (9) (2021)
Heleen A Slagter, Dirk van Moorselaar
Attention and distraction in the predictive brain. Visual cognition 29 (9) (2021)
Brian A Anderson
Time to Stop Calling it Attentional "Capture" and Embrace a Mechanistic Understanding of Attentional Priority. Visual cognition 29 (9) (2021)
Dirk Kerzel, Stanislas Huynh Cong, Nicolas Burra
Do we need attentional suppression? Visual cognition 29 (9) (2021)
Seah Chang, Ernst Niebur, Howard E Egeth
Standing out in a small crowd: The role of display size in attracting attention. Visual cognition 29 (9) (2021)

volume 29, number 1, 2020

Steven J Luck, Nicholas Gaspelin, Charles L Folk, Roger W Remington, Jan Theeuwes
Progress Toward Resolving the Attentional Capture Debate. Visual cognition 29 (1) (2020)

volume 28, number 2, 2020

Brian A Anderson, Andy Jeesu Kim
Selection History-Driven Signal Suppression. Visual cognition 28 (2) (2020)

volume 28, number 3, 2020

Yung-Hao Yang, Jeremy M Wolfe
Is apparent instability a guiding feature in visual search? Visual cognition 28 (3) (2020)

volume 28, number 5-8, 2020

Bradley R Postle, Qing Yu
Neuroimaging and the localization of function in visual cognition. Visual cognition 28 (5-8) (2020)
Yaoda Xu
Revisit once more the sensory storage account of visual working memory. Visual cognition 28 (5-8) (2020)
Mark G Stokes, Paul S Muhle-Karbe, Nicholas E Myers
Theoretical distinction between functional states in working memory and their corresponding neural states. Visual cognition 28 (5-8) (2020)
Freek van Ede
Visual working memory and action: Functional links and bi-directional influences. Visual cognition 28 (5-8) (2020)

volume 27, number 3-4, 2019

Nicholas Gaspelin, John M Gaspar, Steven J Luck
Oculomotor Inhibition of Salient Distractors: Voluntary Inhibition Cannot Override Selection History. Visual cognition 27 (3-4) (2019)

volume 27, number 5-8, 2019

Nancy B Carlisle, Geoffrey F Woodman
Quantifying the Attentional Impact of Working Memory Matching Targets and Distractors. Visual cognition 27 (5-8) (2019)
Phillip Witkowski, Joy J Geng
Learned feature variance is encoded in the target template and drives visual search. Visual cognition 27 (5-8) (2019)
Kaleb A Lowe, Thomas R Reppert, Jeffrey D Schall
Selective Influence and Sequential Operations: A Research Strategy for Visual Search. Visual cognition 27 (5-8) (2019)

volume 27, number 9-10, 2019

Emma Wu Dowd, Samoni Nag, Julie D Golomb
Working memory-driven attention towards a distractor does not interfere with target feature perception. Visual cognition 27 (9-10) (2019)

volume 26, number 10, 2018

Hannah White, Rachel Jubran, Alyson Chroust, Alison Heck, Ramesh S Bhatt
Dichotomous Perception of Animal Categories in Infancy. Visual cognition 26 (10) (2018)

volume 26, number 7, 2018

Paul C Quinn, Ramesh S Bhatt
Size and orientation cue figure-ground segregation in infants. Visual cognition 26 (7) (2018)
Mathias Benedek, David Daxberger, Sonja Annerer-Walcher, Jonathan Smallwood
Are you with me? Probing the human capacity to recognize external/internal attention in others' faces. Visual cognition 26 (7) (2018)

volume 26, number 9, 2018

Xiaoli Zhang, Julie D Golomb
Target Localization after Saccades and at Fixation: Nontargets both Facilitate and Bias Responses. Visual cognition 26 (9) (2018)
Jonathan P Batten, Tim J Smith
Saccades predict and synchronize to visual rhythms irrespective of musical beats. Visual cognition 26 (9) (2018)

volume 25, number 1-3, 2017

Sven Panis, Katrien Torfs, Celine R Gillebert, Johan Wagemans, Glyn W Humphreys
Neuropsychological evidence for the temporal dynamics of category-specific naming. Visual cognition 25 (1-3) (2017)

volume 25, number 4-6, 2017

Elliot Collins, Eva Dundas, Yafit Gabay, David C Plaut, Marlene Behrmann
Hemispheric Organization in Disorders of Development. Visual cognition 25 (4-6) (2017)

volume 25, number 7-8, 2017

Kara J Blacker, Steven M Weisberg, Nora S Newcombe, Susan M Courtney
Keeping Track of Where We Are: Spatial Working Memory in Navigation. Visual cognition 25 (7-8) (2017)

volume 25, number 9-10, 2017

Nonie J Finlayson, Julie D Golomb
2D location biases depth-from-disparity judgments but not vice versa. Visual cognition 25 (9-10) (2017)

volume 24, number 9-10, 2017

Andrea Bocincova, Amanda E van Lamsweerde, Jeffrey S Johnson
Assessing the evidence for a cue-induced trade-off between capacity and precision in visual working memory using mixture modelling and Bayesian model comparison. Visual cognition 24 (9-10) (2017)

volume 24, number 1, 2016

Carl Erick Hagmann, Mary C Potter
Ultrafast scene detection and recognition with limited visual information. Visual cognition 24 (1) (2016)
Jordana S Wynn, Michael B Bone, Michelle C Dragan, Kari L Hoffman, Bradley R Buchsbaum, Jennifer D Ryan
Selective scanpath repetition during memory-guided visual search. Visual cognition 24 (1) (2016)

volume 24, number 3, 2016

Jianhong Shen, Thomas J Palmeri
Modelling individual difference in visual categorization. Visual cognition 24 (3) (2016)

volume 23, number 8, 2016

Daniel A Gajewski, Courtney P Wallin, John W Philbeck
The Effects of Age and Set Size on the Fast Extraction of Egocentric Distance. Visual cognition 23 (8) (2016)
Henryk Bukowski, Jari K Hietanen, Dana Samson
From gaze cueing to perspective taking: Revisiting the claim that we automatically compute where or what other people are looking at. Visual cognition 23 (8) (2016)

volume 23, number 9-10, 2016

Tashina Graves, Howard E Egeth
When Does Feature Search Fail to Protect Against Attentional Capture? Visual cognition 23 (9-10) (2016)
Brett C Bays, Nicholas B Turk-Browne, Aaron R Seitz
Dissociable behavioural outcomes of visual statistical learning. Visual cognition 23 (9-10) (2016)

volume 23, number 6, 2015

Andrew K Mackenzie, Julie M Harris
Eye movements and hazard perception in active and passive driving. Visual cognition 23 (6) (2015)

volume 23, number 8, 2015

Alexander J Kirkham, Steven P Tipper
Spatial compatibility interference effects: a double dissociation between two measures. Visual cognition 23 (8) (2015)

Visual cognition

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volume 27, number 3-4, 2019

volume 27, number 5-8, 2019

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volume 26, number 10, 2018

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volume 25, number 1-3, 2017

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