Human observers are capable of tracking multiple objects among identical distractors based
only on their spatiotemporal information. Since the first report of this ability in the seminal …

In virtual reality (VR), interactions may fail when users encounter new, unknown, or
unexpected objects. We propose using feedforward in VR to help users interact with objects …

When interacting with the world, people can dynamically split attention across multiple
objects in the environment, both when the objects are stationary and when the objects are …

In dealing with a dynamic world, people have the ability to maintain selective attention on a
subset of moving objects in the environment. Performance in such multiple-object tracking is …

People sometimes fail to notice salient unexpected objects when their attention is otherwise
occupied, a phenomenon known as inattentional blindness. To explore individual …

When tracking multiple moving targets among visually similar distractors, human observers
are capable of distributing attention over several spatial locations. It is unclear, however …

The ability to move our gaze to locations of interest facilitates interactions in everyday life.
Where do participants direct gaze when multiple locations are of interest simultaneously …

We investigated the role of two kinds of attention—visual and central attention—for the
maintenance of visual representations in working memory (WM). In Experiment 1 we …

Boundaries between meaningful events are key moments in comprehending human action.
At these points, viewers may focus on the event's contents at the expense of other …

Driving on a busy road, eluding a group of predators, or playing a team sport involves
keeping track of multiple moving objects. In typical laboratory tasks, the number of visual …