Saccadic eye movements alter the visual processing of objects of interest by bringing them
from the periphery, where there is only low-resolution vision, to the high-resolution fovea …

This chapter draws some parallels between the study of language and the study of visual
perception. In both cases there is evidence for modularity and for the productivity of the …

Multiple-object tracking (MOT) studies have shown that tracking ability declines as object
speed increases. However, this might be attributed solely to the increased number of times …

Evidence shows that visual working memory (VWM) is strongly served by attentional
mechanisms, whereas other evidence shows that VWM representations readily survive …

Investigations of multiple-object tracking aim to further our understanding of how people
perform common activities such as driving in traffic. However, tracking tasks in the laboratory …

In the current study, dual-task performance is examined with multiple-object tracking as a
primary task and target-change detection as a secondary task. The to-be-detected target …

Neuroimaging studies have reported increased prefrontal cortex (PFC) activity during
temporal context retrieval versus recognition memory. However, it remains unclear if these …

Infants' ability to remember objects and their locations emerges during the first year of life.
However, not much is known about infants' ability to track objects' identities in a dynamic …

Human observers can determine whether natural scenes contain an animal or not on the
basis of as little as 20 ms viewing; a phenomenon termed ultra-rapid categorization (URC) …

Attention and visuospatial working memory (VWM) share very similar characteristics; both
have the same upper bound of about four items in capacity and they recruit overlapping …