Unilateral neglect is a multimodal neuropsychological disorder that has puzzled scientists
for a long time. Many interventions have been developed, but only a handful has proven to …

In this review, we discuss how neuropsychological impairments in visual selection can
inform us about how selection normally operates. Using neuroanatomical and behavioral …

The visual system has the remarkable ability to integrate fragmentary visual input into a
perceptually organized collection of surfaces and objects, a process we refer to as …

Often when there is no attention to an object, there is no conscious perception of it either,
leading some to conclude that conscious perception is an attentional phenomenon. There is …

This theme section on vision science and schizophrenia research demonstrates that our
understanding of the disorder could be significantly accelerated by a greater adoption of the …

Every day, we experience a rich and complex visual world. Our brain constantly translates
meaningless fragmented input into coherent objects and scenes. However, our attentional …

Much information could be processed unconsciously. However, there is no direct evidence
on whether perceptual grouping could occur without awareness. To answer this question …

It is well established that we can focally attend to a specific region in visual space without
shifting our eyes, so as to extract action‐relevant sensory information from covertly attended …

Object configurations can be perceptually represented at various hierarchical levels. For
example, in visual search, global Kanizsa figures are detected efficiently, whereas search for …

Does one need to be aware of a visual stimulus for it to be perceptually organized into a
coherent whole? The answer to this question regarding the interplay between Gestalts and …