Boundary extension, a memory distortion in which observers consistently recall a scene with
visual information beyond its boundaries, is widely accepted across the psychological …

This book is about mental imagery and the important work it does in our mental life. It plays a
crucial role in the vast majority of our perceptual episodes. It also helps us understand many …

Memorizing critical objects and their locations is an essential part of everyday life. In the
present study, incidental encoding of objects in naturalistic scenes during search was …

A previously viewed scene is often remembered as containing a larger extent of the
background than was actually present, and information that was likely present just outside …

Past research demonstrated a top-salience bias in object identification, with random shapes
appearing more similar when they share the same top versus the same bottom. This is …

Participants studied seven meaningful scene-regions bordered by removable boundaries
(30 s each). In Experiment 1 (N= 80) participants used visual or haptic exploration and then …

Observers falsely remember seeing beyond the bounds of a photograph (ie, boundary
extension [BE]). Do observers “zoom in” when viewing negative emotion photographs …

Boundary extension (BE) occurs when people falsely remember perceiving beyond the
edges of a presented scene. Theorists argue that BE occurs because people mistakenly …

Peripheral vision has different functional priorities for mammals than foveal vision. One of its
roles is to monitor the environment while central vision is focused on the current task …

A fundamental question in vision research is whether visual recognition is determined by
edge-based information (eg, edge, line, and conjunction) or surface-based information (eg …