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Poster Title
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First Author
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Session
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Room
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23.301
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Bridging perspectives: a foundational dataset for the empirical aesthetics of bridge design
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Yang, Mei
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.302
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Encounters with semantic violations do not interfere with immediately subsequent scene-viewing behavior
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Lu, Alan
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.303
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Image characteristics, not task, influence interobserver consistency
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Heer, Sophie
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.304
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Information Redundancy Facilitates Efficient Visual Processing
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Chiu, Kaiki
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.305
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Lexical Access to Scene Function Relies on Anchor Object Presence
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Müller Karoza, Lea Alexandra
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.306
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Tracking the Developmental Trajectories of Semantic and Syntactic Aspects of Visual Cognition in Children
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Türk, Dilara Deniz
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.307
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Unveiling core, interpretable image properties underlying model-brain similarity with generative models
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Rong, Yingqi
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.308
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Are you seeing this? An investigation into the variability of mental imagery and propensity of aphantasia in a non-self-diagnosed population
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Folds, Patsy E.
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.309
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Excessive noise explains the impaired visually-guided navigation abilities in adults with Williams syndrome: a computational approach
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Shapiro, Zvi
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.310
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Limited Scene Understanding and Altered Eye Movements With Simulated Central and Peripheral Vision Loss
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Johnson, Byron A.
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.311
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Peripheral visual information is necessary for visually-guided navigation
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Rennert, Rebecca
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.312
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Examining the retinotopic organization of the visual hierarchy in autistic and neurotypical individuals
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Choi, Yeo Bi
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Scene Perception: Miscellaneous
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.313
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Visual activity in primate superior colliculus depends on visual cortex
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Katz, Leor N
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.314
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Magnocellular modulation of spatial vision
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Skoczek, Kristian Paul
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.315
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Examining the precision of spatial representations within visual cortex
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Bloem, Ilona M.
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.316
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Spatial frequency adaptation modulates spatial tuning in human visual cortex
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Altan, Ecem
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.317
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Covariation in the surface area of human primary visual cortex and cortical spatial frequency tuning
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Himmelberg, Marc M.
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.318
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Feedback to V1 strongly influences BOLD signal during contextual modulation: Evidence from laminar fMRI
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Emerson, Joseph
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.319
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Investigating ON and OFF pathway spatial tuning in the upper and lower visual fields using the SSVEP
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Scott, Martin
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.320
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Building a Comprehensive Toolkit for Human Visual Cortex Parcellation
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Ribeiro, Fernanda L.
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.321
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Towards a detailed functional neuroanatomy of the ventral visual cortex
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Zerbe, Josefine A.
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.322
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Cortical depth-dependent population receptive field size variation in human V1, V2 and V3
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Jastrzebowska, Maya
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Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.323
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Detection of visual impairments using CNN and red-eye reflex images
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Lichtenstein, Alexander
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.324
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Examining Variability of High-Level Visual Categories Across Development
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Hiersche, Kelly
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.325
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Effect of Cerebral Visual Impairment on Functional-Structural Coupling of the Attention Networks
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Nadvar, Negin
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.326
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Modeling the formation of extrastriate primate visual field maps
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Xie, Yujia
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.327
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Development of feature-binding in infants
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Tsurumi, Shuma
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.328
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Development of crowding in amblyopia depends on how you measure it.
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Waugh, Sarah J
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.329
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The Effect of Low Acuity in Infancy on Developing Ventral Visual Stream Representations
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Dineen, Áine T.
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Development: Clinical and high-level
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.330
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Fear conditioning prompts sparser representations of conditioned threat in primary visual cortex
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Cui, Lihan
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.331
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Isolating the koniocellular contribution to aversive learning in human visual cortex
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McCain, Katherine J.
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.332
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The implicit penalty effect: implicit cue validity regulates performance in an exogenous cueing paradigm.
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Sarodo, Akira
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.333
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Investigating the representational transformations underlying the learning of exceptions in visual categories
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Xie, Yongzhen
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.334
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A high fidelity quantification of the time course of learning consolidation from a massive visual search dataset
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Cox, Patrick
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.335
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Hierarchical Bayesian Augmented Hebbian Reweighting Model of Perceptual Learning
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Lu, Zhong-Lin
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.336
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Learning and transfer between different external noise levels in orientation perceptual learning
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Liu, Jiajuan
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.337
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Identifying Component Processes in Perceptual Learning with Non-parametric Bayesian Modeling of the Learning Curve in a Yes-No task with Method of Constant Stimuli
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Zhao, Yukai
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Plasticity and Learning: Models, neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.338
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Lateralized perception of static and dynamic social interactions in left and right visual cortex
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Munin, Violette
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.339
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Macaques show an uncanny valley in body perception
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Martini, Lucas
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.340
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Predictive Features in Deep Neural Network Models of Macaque Body Patch Selectivity
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Lappe, Alexander
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.341
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Relative depth discrimination in natural images of paired human body joints
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Liu, Jiaqi
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.342
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Comparing Human Face and Body Recognition at Various Distance and Rotation Viewing Conditions.
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Groth, Matthew
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.343
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Perception of human actions on the four fundamental dimensions of formidableness, friendliness, intentionality and abduction
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Barraclough, Nick E
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.344
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Personality trait inferences from three-dimensional bodies in American versus Chinese individuals
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Hu, Ying
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Face and Body Perception: Bodies
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.345
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Idiosyncratic facial motions: Uncovering identity information in facial movements through a landmark-based analysis
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Nizamoğlu, Hilal
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.346
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Learned trustworthiness and face trustworthiness do not have the same influence on implicit responses to faces measured via fast periodic visual stimulation (FPVS)
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Verosky, Sara
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.347
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From point light displays to rich social narratives: neural representations of visual social processing in the superior temporal sulcus
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Small, Hannah
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.348
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Investigating the neural computations underlying visual social inference with graph neural network and inverse planning models
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Malik, Manasi
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.349
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Separate neural representations for physical and communicative social interactions along the lateral visual pathway: evidence from data-driven voxel decomposition
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Zhao, Yuanfang
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.351
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Face race modulates neural inhibitory efficiency
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Benedetti, Viola
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms of social cognition
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.353
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Classification of sound-symbolic speech sounds in visual cortex
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ioannucci, stefano
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Multisensory Processing: Neural coding
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.354
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Spatiotemporal Dynamics of Neural Representations during Perception of Naturalistic Audiovisual Events
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Hu, Yu
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Multisensory Processing: Neural coding
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.355
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Dissociable Decoding of Predictive Sensory Processing from EEG Oscillations
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Das, Soukhin
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Multisensory Processing: Neural coding
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.356
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Topographic mapping of visual sensations in a completely blind individual
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Breedlove, Jesse L.
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Multisensory Processing: Neural coding
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.357
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Somatosensory modulation of visual cortex responses during trace conditioning under anesthesia
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Chernov, Mykyta M.
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Multisensory Processing: Neural coding
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.358
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Visual discrimination after the multisensory rehabilitation of hemianopia
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Rowland, Benjamin
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.359
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Sensorimotor dynamics of echoacoustic target acquisition in blind humans
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Patel, Arshil
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.360
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Integrating Impaired Vision and Hearing to Improve Spatial Localization
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Xiong, Yingzi
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.361
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Prior visual experience increases children's use of effective haptic exploration strategies in audio-tactile sound-shape correspondences
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Cao, Shibo
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.362
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The development of multisensory facilitation for simple audio-visual information continues through adolescence.
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Bertone, Armando
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.363
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The relationship between cognitive ability and susceptibility on the Sound-Induced Flash Illusion (SIFI) across development
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Scholes, Samantha
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.364
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The Noisy Encoding of Disparity (NED) Model Predicts Perception of the McGurk Effect in Native Japanese Speakers
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Lado, Anastasia
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Multisensory Processing: Development, clinical
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.365
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May we change the color of the volleyball?
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Han, Seung min
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.366
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Action Classification from Motion Flow
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Gonzalez, Uriel
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.367
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Are rich percepts from point-light displays specific to biological motion?: A case study of dynamic point-light cloths
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Erdogan, Merve
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.368
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Visual experience and sensitivity to motion sequences, from human movement patterns to animated shapes
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Verma, Dhun
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.369
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Perceptual switches during structure-from-motion do not elicit pupil response
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Zhang, Bobicheng
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.370
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Detecting pursuit in dynamic visual scenes
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Kon, Maria
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.371
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From visual features of moving objects to subjective impressions of causality
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Eicke-Kanani, Lina
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.372
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Neural Representations that Reveal a Unified Continuum between Physical and Social Events
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Torabian, Sajjad
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Motion: Higher-order
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Banyan Breezeway
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23.401
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Top-down instructions influence the attentional weight on color and shape dimensions during redundant search
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Gong, Zixu
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.402
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Where you attend is where you click: Attention guides selection actions in visual foraging with conjunction objects
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Tünnermann, Jan
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.403
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Manipulating Processing Biases to Mitigate the Low Prevalence Effect
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Celani, Robin
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.404
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The Target Prevalence Effect is Mitigated by Less Resource Demanding Stimuli
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Eich, Brandon
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.405
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Location cueing from color distributions
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Blondé, Philippe
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.406
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Proportion of color proportionally influences search guidance for color conjunctions and real-world objects
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Goetz, Jessica N.
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.407
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Searching for the alerting effect: the optimal SOA is longer in compound – than in simple – search tasks.
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Jankovic, Nadja
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.408
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What makes an optimal visual searcher? Insights from post-trial memory probes
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Zhang, Tianyu
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.409
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Training on a difficult search task improves untrained easier search as well
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Hulleman, Johan
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.410
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Searching for Interactive People: Visual Search Asymmetry in Dynamic Dyads
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Wu, Jinglan
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.411
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What, where, when did I find this? Associative learning in hybrid search.
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Wiegand, Iris
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.412
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We Need an Ontology of Visual Search Tasks
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Racioppo, Keith
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.413
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Estimating capacity limitations in ensemble averaging using set size manipulations and individual differences in search performance
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Starling, Laramie
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.414
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Language experience may modulate attentional disengagement to scene grammar inconsistencies during free-viewing
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Vingron, Naomi
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Visual Search: Attention, phenomena 1
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Pavilion
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23.415
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Memory-based attentional capture is one-shot
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Kerzel, Dirk
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.416
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Attentional control through colour-location associations induces contingent capture
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Joubran, Samantha
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.417
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Beyond Distraction: Exploring the Conditions of Task-Irrelevant Feature Reinstatement and Working Memory-Based Capture during Visual Search
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Kespe, Jessica
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.418
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Do physical effort and electrical stimulations similarly affect attentional capture?
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Grégoire, Laurent
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.419
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From attention capture to social coordination: “Abrupt onset” rallies joint planning
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Cheng, Shaozhe
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.420
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Does contingent capture occur in driving scenes?
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Eng, Rachel A.
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.421
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Neural evidence for attentional capture by salient distractors
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Lin, Rongqi
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.422
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Assessing Connectivity Between Brain Regions During Object Category-Tuned Attention and Spatial Distraction
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Okojie, Ehi
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.423
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Cues improve visual working memory but fail to counteract the effects of salience
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Constant, Martin
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.424
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Does anticipated effort modulate attentional biases for aversively conditioned stimuli?
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McKinney, Molly
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.425
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Experience-dependent distractor rejection occurs rapidly but is difficult measure
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Savelson, Isaac
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.426
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Object Stability, Attention, and Temporal Order Judgments
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Yucer, Ece
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.427
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On the timing of overt attention deployment: Eye-movement evidence for the Priority Accumulation Framework
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Sasi, Mor
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.428
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The Role of Spatial Reference Frame in Implicit Distractor Location Learning
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Chen, Litian
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.429
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Tracking the temporal dynamics of statistically learned distractor suppression using SSVEP’s
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Duncan, Dock H.
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Attention: Capture
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Pavilion
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23.430
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Guidance by visual and verbal representations during visual search
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Jimenez, Mikel
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.431
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The sensitivity of the dominant rhythm desynchronization to visual stimuli across infancy: a study using longitudinal and cross-sectional data
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Elhamiasl, Mina
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.432
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From Preparatory Attention to Stimulus Selection: Neural Mechanisms Revealed by Multivariate Analysis of fMRI Data
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Yang, Qiang
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.433
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Alpha traveling waves index spatial attention
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Fakche, Camille
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.434
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Sustaining attention under monitoring conditions: What changes in the brain when attention lapses?
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Rich, Anina
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.435
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The neural bases of fluctuations in shift readiness and sustained attention
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Toledo, Anna B.
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.436
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Both Target and Distractor are Sampled Rhythmically in a Motion Detection Task
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Xiong, Changhao
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.437
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Theta- and alpha-band frequency advantages for sensory gating
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Cha, Oakyoon
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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Pavilion
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23.438
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Sensitivity to highly salient features in dynamic inattentional blindness
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Nartker, Makaela
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.439
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Asymmetry for shading direction in visual search persists in inattentional blindness
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Han, ShuiEr
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.440
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Elucidating Fluctuations of Visual Attention: Reaction Time Variability and Mind-Wandering Provide Complementary Insights
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Chidharom, Matthieu
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.441
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Inattentional blindness for a salient target in visual search: Finding a surprisingly easy target can be surprisingly hard
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Ernst, Daniel
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.443
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Spatial Attention is Captured and Suppressed by Emotional Pictures in High Trait Anxiety
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Kim, Minwoo JB
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.444
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Distractor location frequencies better account for the instantiation of learned distractor suppression than do reinforcement learning prediction errors
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Sali, Anthony W.
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.445
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Distractor suppression operates in retinotopic coordinates
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Ilksoy, Yayla
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.446
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Electrophysiological Evidence for Learned Feature Suppression
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Hanne, Aylin A.
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.447
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The coordinate system of suppression in dynamic contexts
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Chang, Seah
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.448
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Learning to Suppress Color Singletons via Feature-Based Regularities
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Stilwell, Brad T.
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.449
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Evidence against the low-salience criticism of signal suppression
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Gaspelin, Nicholas
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.450
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Decreased perceptual sensitivity during attention shifts
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Zhang, Zixiao
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Attention: Inattention, attentional blindness, suppression
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Pavilion
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23.451
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Active or passive inference? Effects of goal-directed actions on perceptual decisions
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Lageman, Jet
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.452
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Generating Saccades for Reducing Uncertainty: Cognitive and Sensorimotor Trade-Offs
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Jiwa, Matthew
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.453
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Global Route Selection using Local Visual Information
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Engstrom, Cassandra
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.454
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Saccadic decision making based on uncertain auditory cues in monkey superior colliculus
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Conroy, Christopher
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.455
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Stimulus-response mapping shapes unintended response duration modulation in duration judgment tasks
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Yeo, Juhyeon
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.456
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Visual factors that determine uncertainty in rapid interceptive movements
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Akande, Abibat A.
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.457
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Does social context influence intention, prediction and motor behavior during a simple in-person card game?
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Jantz, Bethany B.
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Decision Making: Decision making and actions
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Pavilion
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23.458
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Dissociating sensory, decisional, and metacognitive noise in perceptual decision making
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zheng, yunxuan
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.459
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Estimating and integrating the uncertainty of naturalistic stimuli
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Plate, Corey
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.460
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IMPROVING META-COGNITION WITH PRACTICE
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G P, Akash Raj
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.461
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Multimodal metaperception: insights from multisensory integration
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Domenici, Nicola
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.462
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Confidence responses in global motion discrimination task are well predicted by visual reliability
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Oluk, Can
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.463
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Repulsion biases in motion perception are attenuated by waiting
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Qian, C. Stella
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.464
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Feedback reduces but does not eliminate confirmation bias
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Maechler, Marvin R.
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.465
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Matching identical stimuli with the method of adjustment produces counter-intuitive biases
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Mao, Jiang
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.466
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Sequential evidence accumulation is a resource-rational process
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Fang, Mengting
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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23.467
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Opposing Effects of Ongoing Alpha-Band Activity on Magno- and Parvo-Mediated Detection
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Pilipenko, April
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Decision Making: Perceptual decision making 1
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Pavilion
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