Our search performance is strongly influenced by our past experience. In the lab, this
influence has been demonstrated by investigating a variety of phenomena, including …

In recent years, the number of studies that have used deviations of saccade trajectories as a
measure has rapidly increased. This review discusses these recent studies and summarizes …

Action video games have been show to affect a variety of visual and cognitive processes.
There is, however, little evidence of whether playing video games can also affect motor …

People prioritize those aspects of the visual environment that match their attentional set. In
the present study, we investigated whether switching from one attentional set to another is …

Both saliency and goal information are important factors in driving visual selection. Saliency-
driven selection occurs primarily in early responses, whereas goal-driven selection happens …

Concepts of positive and negative valence are metaphorically structured in space (eg,
happy is up, sad is down). In fact, coupling a conceptual task (eg, evaluating words as …

The present study had two aims. First, to determine if bimodal audio–visual targets allow for
greater inhibition of visual distractors, which in turn may lead to greater saccadic trajectory …

A distractor placed nearby a saccade target will cause interference during saccade planning
and execution, and as a result will cause the saccade's trajectory to curve in a systematic …

The present study aimed to investigate whether people can selectively use salience
information in search for a target. Observers were presented with a display consisting of …

In the target–distractor saccade task, a target and an irrelevant distractor are simultaneously
presented and the task itself consists of a target-directed saccade. Findings usually show …