… Such searches are typically concluded so quickly that we do not even register them as
searches. We notice when the search is more prolonged. Where on stage is my child amidst the …

… than searches for standard conjunctions and can be independent of set size. A guided search
… simple features to guide attention in the search for conjunctions. Triple conjunctions are …

… allows the search to terminate when a correct set of matches is found, the average search
time is minimized by performing the search in decreasing order of probability of correctness. …

… of integration between a search engine and a publisher. In a model in which the search engine
… that the search engine is biased against publishers that display many ads – even without …

Three experiments test the claim that conjunction search is difficult only because the target
resembles each distractor, whereas the distractors are highly discriminable from each other. …

… interface integration. Our experimental results, based on 143 real-world search interfaces in
four … and can produce high-quality integrated search interfaces without human interactions. …

… search effectiveness (Brasher & Chen, 1999). The main objective of this chapter is to integrate
the findings from job search … of job search, the various forms of job search behavior, and …

… terminated searches on foil trials without exhaustively searching all paths from … search on
foil trials are more likely with highly integrated materials. Our sixes clearly are more integrated …

… search target, we acquired fMRI data in human subjects performing a cued visual search …
available about the likely identity of an upcoming search target (Fig. 1) (cf. Kingstone, 1992). …

… Although both the Sum and Max rules are plausible integration rules for visual search,
we have shown that a version of the Max rule better describes search performance in an …