Selective attention is a fundamental cognitive function that guides behavior by selecting and
prioritizing salient or relevant sensory information of our environment. Despite early …

This research demonstrates a visual phenomenon with broad implications for consumers:
the perceived size of products depends on the saturation of their color. Results from six …

The eyes and the gaze are important stimuli for social interaction in humans. Impaired
recognition of facial identity, facial emotions, and inference of the intentions of others may …

This research examines the effect that leaving space between products has on consumers'
estimation of product size. We theorize and empirically confirm that when space is left …

The size congruity effect refers to the interaction between numerical magnitude and physical
digit size in a symbolic comparison task. Though this effect is well established in the typical 2 …

Visual attention has been shown to progress from the most to the least salient item in a given
scene. Cognitive and physiological models assume that this orienting of covert attention …

Abstract [Correction Notice: An Erratum for this article was reported in Vol 42 (7) of Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Learning, Memory, and Cognition (see record 2016-31419-001) …

The developmental trajectories of several attention components, such as orienting,
inhibition, and the guidance of selection by relevance (ie, advance knowledge relevant to …

Gaze directed at the observer (direct gaze) is a highly salient social signal. Despite the
existence of a preferential orientation toward direct gaze, none of the studies carried out so …

In a visual search task, visual attention progresses from the most to the least salient item
until a target is found. The time course of such salience-based progression remains unclear …