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Abstract#
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Poster Title
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First Author
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56.339
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The oddball effect extends to dynamic stimuli Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Triplett, Ian
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56.340
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The effects of prioritization on the allocation of attention Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Juffe, Mimi
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56.341
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Predicting individual differences in visual search using measures of attentional breadth and saccadic inhibition Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Stewart, Bradley F
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56.342
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Attention to color and orientation spread globally to a similar extent Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Indenberga, Nora
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56.343
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Cueing color but not orientation effectively guides visual search with heterogeneous distractors Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Oh, Seeun
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56.344
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The capacity of active attentional templates: testing the single-template vs multiple-template Hypotheses Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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George, Sydney
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56.345
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Irrelevant features of delay-period memory targets cause visual working memory distortions. Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Miller, Ryan
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56.346
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Using general recognition theory to characterize feature binding in visual working memory Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Dungan, Madilyn
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56.347
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The perception of countability: A case study of ‘mental affordances’ Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Milman, Lana
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56.348
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Selective attention by contextual spatiotemporal regularities Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Chiu, Kaiki
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56.349
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Can artificial intelligence eliminate the need for eye tracker calibration in both screen-based and walking tasks? Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Aje, Elizabeth
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56.350
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The Influence of Working Memory Load on Visual Search and Quitting Behavior Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Feuzeu Mekoue, Laurielle Kelly
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56.351
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Early quitting in visual search: How different cueing methods influence performance Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Mbithi, Idah
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How does effort avoidance relate to the strategic use of attentional control? Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Kuthe, Saachi
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Measuring Affective Processing Through Pupil Dynamics During Context-Based Emotion Perception Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Lopez, Jasmine
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56.354
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Frequency Over Time Matters: Temporal Exposure Shapes Implicit Familiarity Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Chainiyom, Thiti
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56.355
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Flicker and Reading: Does the Phantom Array Impair Reading? Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Hulsey, Sidney K
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Convolutional neural networks lack human-level robustness at recognizing reversed-contrast and two-tone Mooney faces Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Zhao, Zelin (Linda)
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Metacognitive ability limits visual attentional control Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Trowbridge, Sydney
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Metacognitive Practice Induces Conservative Response Biases Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Vegas, Owen
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Luminance-matching in pupillometry is not enough: The curious case of orientation. Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Parrella, Matthew
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Portable Psychophysics: Measuring Visual Crowding with the Apple Vision Pro Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Dowd, Kaila
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