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Abstract# 
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Poster Title
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First Author
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Session
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26.301
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Illusory size effects in schizophrenia and bipolar disorder
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Moser, Hannah
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.302
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Visual field asymmetries in redundancy masking in amblyopia
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Danneels, Anne
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.303
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Redundancy masking across eccentricities in individuals with amblyopia and controls
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Gomes Tomaz, Ângela
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.304
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Atypical visual field asymmetries in redundancy masking explained by magnitude of positional noise: Evidence from amblyopia
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Sayim, Bilge
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.305
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Continuous psychophysics in the clinic: a pilot study in patients with retinal disease
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Pisu, Veronica
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.306
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MEG Outperforms EEG in Capturing Frequency-Tagged Visual Responses
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Ozkirli, Ayberk
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.307
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Psychophysical Measurement of Visual Acuity Improves Precision Over Clinical Testing
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Treankler, Helen
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Spatial Vision: Clinical
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26.308
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Home based visual training for amblyopia using consumer VR hardware
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Starling, Lucy
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.309
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Boosting Blind-Field Plasticity with Virtual Reality (VR)-Based Perceptual Training and Occipital tRNS
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Bevilacqua, Michele
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.310
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Enhanced visuo-attentional connectivity underlies training-induced residual visual improvement in occipital stroke survivors
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Gailloud, Lilie
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.311
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Training to use peripheral vision after simulated central vision loss: behavioral outcomes
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Cutts, Elam
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.312
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Localized motion discrimination training in patients with early visual cortex damage improves visual functioning globally
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Lam, Niki
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.313
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Training with feature-based attention after early visual cortex damage reduces limits on perceptual recovery due to internal additive noise
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Fahrenthold, Berkeley K
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Perceptual Training, Learning and Plasticity: Rehabilitation
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26.314
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Visual search demands modulate effort investment in optimal strategies
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Zhang, Tianyu
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.315
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Fixated but Failed to See: Recognition Errors in Visual Search
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Nir, Jonathan
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.316
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Visual Foraging Promotes Perceptual Category Learning of Targets and Distractors
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Jacoby, Victoria L.
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.317
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Understanding the Costs of Target Fragmentation in Medical Imaging Diagnostics
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Collins, Cailey
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.318
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Pitfalls and triumphs of visual search for cancerous moles
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Markley, Zephyr
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.319
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Contextual Cueing in Multi-Target Visual Search: Effects on Search Termination and Target Selection Order
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Choi, Jeunghwan
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.320
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Visibility impacts reliance on anchor-objects during target search
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Souza-Wiggins, Makayla
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.321
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When does what matter to where? Identity–location integration in spatial context learning
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Krech, Mikayla N.
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.322
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Effortful responses change quitting strategies in visual search
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Durgin, Austin
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.323
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Testing the Adaptation to Changing Spatial Regularities: Distractor Location Suppression Persists, Target Location Prioritization Fails.
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Söyük, Mustafa Zeyd
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.324
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Examining age-related differences in visual search behavior using cursor trajectories
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Tkacz-Domb, Shira
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.325
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The Effect of Target Contrast on Virtual Reality Search Task in Observers with Central Field Loss
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Freedman, Andrew
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.326
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Association between reduced visual Span and working memory in schizophrenia
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Emele, Nwabunwanne
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.327
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Autistic and non-autistic adults differ in search pattern, not search speed
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Xu, Zoe (Jing)
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.328
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Investigating Traits of ASD, ADHD, and Migraines on Visual Search Performance in Immersive Virtual Reality
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Stinson, Lex
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Visual Search: Search strategies, clinical
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26.329
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How Contextual Associations Shape Visual Search Across Processing Stages
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Yeh, Lu-Chun
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.330
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Individual capacity limits in memory-guided visual search
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Grubert, Anna
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.331
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Autistic traits are associated with reduced priming effects within perceptual decision making
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Mueller, Emma
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.332
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Framing Effects in Effort-Reward Tradeoffs during Visual Search
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Jahan, Nusrat (Progga)
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.333
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Predictive Cues Mediate the Cost of Imprecise Attentional Templates in Visual Search
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Bartlett, Jennifer
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.334
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The role of visual working memory in the guidance of attention from consistent template values
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Prakash, Aditya
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.335
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The low-prevalence effect vs. prevalence induced concept change: the role of feedback in visual search for infrequent targets
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Cox, Patrick
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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26.336
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Here’s the T: Repeated search tasks result in reduced search efficiency.
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Stuart, Katherine
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Visual Search: Attention, memory, decision-making
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