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Previous work has demonstrated that perceptual grouping modulates the selectivity of
attention across space. By contrast, how grouping influences the allocation of attention over …

Following lesions to (usually) the right parietal lobe, patients may fail to report stimuli on their
contralesional side if a stimulus is also presented ipsilesionally. The problem can be …

Disorders of visual search by coordinated eye and head movements are frequently
encountered in patients with brain damage. Homonymous visual field disorders, impaired …

Visuospatial abilities are considered essential to our interaction with the environment and
are involved in many every-day activities (Hegarty & Waller, 2005; Jansen, Wiedenbauer, & …

Performance in rapid serial visual presentation tasks has been shown to depend on the
temporal integration of target stimuli when they are presented in direct succession. Temporal …

The human visual system consists of multiple topographic maps that extend from the early
visual cortex along the dorsal and ventral processing streams. Responses to illusory shapes …

Our brain has developed mechanisms, which structure and organize the complex visual
input that we constantly perceive during everyday life. For instance, a given visual scene …

The visual system is capable of recognizing objects when object information is widely
separated in space, as revealed by the Kanizsa-type illusory contours (ICs). Attentional …

Our perception of illusory shapes, such as the classic Kanizsa triangle, is thought to reflect
the visual system's capacity to fill in missing information associated with fragmented or …