Humans can use advance information to direct spatial attention before stimulus presentation and respond more accurately to stimuli at the attended location compared with unattended …
Crowding refers to the phenomenon in which nearby distractors impede target processing. This effect is reduced as target–distractor distance increases, and it is eliminated entirely at …
Sudden changes of visual stimulation attract attention. The observer's body motion generates retinal-flow field patterns containing information about his/her own speed and …
The attentional cuing effects in detection and some discrimination tasks depend on the use of backward masks and on the presence of external noise in the display. These effects have …
In this study, a novel version of the spatial cuing paradigm is used to directly compare 100% valid, spatial and non-spatial symbolic cues. A variety of setup times, SOAs, and target …
The world is big, and our brains are small. Attention helps us filter the torrent of information in our visual world into smaller, more comprehensible bits of information. How does attention …