Perceptual learning has traditionally been portrayed as a bottom-up phenomenon that
improves encoding or decoding of the trained stimulus. Cognitive skills such as attention …

Visual perceptual learning (VPL) is consolidated during sleep. However, the underlying
neuronal mechanisms of consolidation are not yet fully understood. It has been suggested …

Perceptual learning is a sustainable improvement in performance on a perceptual task
following training. A hallmark of perceptual learning is task specificity–after participants have …

Feedback has been shown to play a complex role in visual perceptual learning. It is
necessary for performance improvement in some conditions while not others. Different forms …

Our knowledge of the world is derived from our perceptions, and an individual's ability to
navigate his/her surroundings or engage in activities of daily living such as walking, reading …

Visual short-term memory (VSTM) is commonly perceived as a temporary buffer into which
information is moved for retention across relatively short intervals. Guided by work on the" …