Philosopher Ned Block argues in this book that there is a" joint in nature" between
perception and cognition and that by exploring the nature of that joint, one can solve …

Observers can adopt attentional control settings that regulate how their attention is drawn to
salient stimuli in the environment. Do observers choose their attentional control settings …

This paper presents a theoretical framework for modeling human visual attention. The
framework's core claim is that three mechanisms drive attention: selection, which picks out …

Attentional selection is driven, in part, by a complex interplay between endogenous and
exogenous cues. Recently, one's interactions with the physical world have also been shown …

Visual attention prioritizes the processing of sensory information at specific spatial locations
(spatial attention; SA) or with specific feature values (feature-based attention; FBA). SA is …

One of the fundamental factors maintaining social anxiety is biased attention toward
threatening facial expressions. Typically, this bias has been conceptualized as driven by an …

Eye movements are often taken as a marker of where attention is allocated, but it is possible
that the attentional window can be either tightly or broadly focused around the fixation point …

Research indicates that humans orient attention toward facial expressions of emotion.
Orienting to facial expressions has typically been conceptualised as due to bottom-up …

Recent studies have shown that past selection history affects the allocation of attention on
target selection. However, it is unclear whether context-driven selection history can …

This book is about the border between perception and cognition—what it is and why it is
important. I was drawn to this subject because of the realization that the difference between …