In our daily lives, our capacity to selectively attend to stimuli within or across sensory
modalities enables enhanced perception of the surrounding world. While previous research …

Certain abnormalities in behavioral performance and neural signaling have been attributed
to a deficit of visual attention in amblyopia, a neurodevelopmental disorder characterized by …

We used ERPs to investigate whether temporal attention interacts with spatial attention and
feature‐based attention to enhance visual processing. We presented a visual search display …

We determined how rod signaling at mesopic light levels is altered by extrinsic temporal
white noise that is correlated or uncorrelated with the activity of one (magnocellular …

Visual masking and attention have been known to control the transfer of information from
sensory memory to visual short-term memory. A natural question is whether these processes …

Visual selection can be biased toward nonspatial feature values such as color, but there is
continued debate about whether this bias is subject to volitional control or whether it is an …

Previous research has indicated that attention can be biased toward those stimuli matching
the contents of working memory and thereby facilitates visual processing at the location of …

Predictive central cues generate location-based expectancies, voluntary shifts of attention,
and facilitate target processing. Often, location-based expectancies and voluntary attention …

Are the effects of memory and attention on perception synergistic, antagonistic, or
independent? Tested separately, memory and attention have been shown to affect the …

It has been reported that exogenous cues accentuate contrast appearance. The empirical
finding is controversial because non-veridical perception challenges the idea that attention …