Voluntary covert attention selects relevant sensory information for prioritized processing. The
behavioral and neural consequences of such selection have been extensively documented …

Voluntary (endogenous, sustained) covert spatial attention selects relevant sensory
information for prioritized processing. The behavioral and neural consequences of such …

In this study, we investigated how spatial resolution and covert attention affect performance
in a texture segmentation task in which performance peaks at midperiphery and drops at …

Covert spatial attention has long been thought to speed visual processing. Psychophysics
studies have shown that target information accrues faster at attended locations than at …

Covert spatial attention (without concurrent eye movements) improves performance in many
visual tasks (eg, orientation discrimination and visual search). However, both covert …

Each time we open our eyes, we are confronted with an overwhelming amount of
information. How is it possible, then, that we still have a strong impression that we …

Each time we open our eyes we are confronted with an overwhelming amount of
information. Despite this, we experience a seemingly effortless understanding of our visual …

Covert attention, the selective processing of visual information in the absence of eye
movements, improves behavioral performance. We found that attention, both exogenous …

Although the nature of the relationship between attention and awareness is actively
debated, the possibility that different forms of attention might interact differently with …

The present study shows that an abrupt onset cue that is not consciously perceived can
cause attentional facilitation followed by inhibition at the cued location. The observation of …