This review focuses on covert attention and how it alters early vision. I explain why attention
is considered a selective process, the constructs of covert attention, spatial endogenous and …

In this review, we summarize a new line of experimentation showing that attentional
orienting can bias information processing in the working memory domain as well as in the …

Three experiments investigated whether it is possible to orient selective spatial attention to
internal representations held in working memory in a similar fashion to orienting to …

This study used peripheral precueing to explore the effect of covert transient attention on
performance in spatial resolution tasks. Experiments 1 (Landolt-square) and 2 ('broken-line') …

We investigated the mechanisms underlying the effects of sustained and transient covert
attention on contrast sensitivity. The aim of this study was twofold:(1) Using a zero-noise …

We report two visual search experiments that explain an eccentricity effect previously found:
detection of both feature and conjunction targets becomes increasingly less efficient as the …

To reexamine the role of covert attention in visual search, the authors directly manipulated
attention by peripherally cueing the target location and analyzed its effects on the set-size …

Performance finding a target improves when artificial cues direct covert attention to the
target's probable location or locations, but how do predictive cues help observers search for …

Is our perceptual experience of a stimulus entirely determined during the early buildup of the
sensory representation, within 100 to 150 ms following stimulation [1, 2]? Or can later …

Feature and conjunction searches have been argued to delineate parallel and serial
operations in visual processing. The authors evaluated this claim by examining the temporal …