Saturday Afternoon Posters, Banyan Breezeway and Pavilion

Poster Session: Saturday, May 20, 2023, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway and Pavilion

Abstract# 

Poster Title

First Author

Session

Room

26.301

Separate normalization of ON / OFF channels is not enough to account for perceived brightness

Vincent, Joris

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.302

The role of rod and cone signals in mesopic brightness induction

Barrionuevo, Pablo A.

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.303

The asymmetry between achromatic increments and decrements in perceptual scaling and discrimination

Shi, Yangyi

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.304

Luminance and heterochromatic brightness

Guan, Shuchen

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.305

Effect of Background Color and Light Source Intensity on Lightness Discrimination Thresholds

Reynolds, Devin

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.306

Measuring lightness constancy with varying realism

Künstle, David-Elias

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.307

Discriminating color ensembles

Macyczko, Jesse R.

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.308

Can deep neural networks for intrinsic image decomposition model human lightness constancy?

Flachot, Alban

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.309

Eye closure elicits qualitatively distinct responses within the lateral geniculate nucleus and visual cortex

Cicero, Nicholas

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.310

Free and fast implementations of a novel lightness computational model

Kobayashi, Yuki

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.311

Statistical properties of 1st- and 2nd-order brightness induction in a disk/annulus paradigm

Kavcar, Osman B.

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.312

Linearisation of a monitor for web-based experiments

Peirce, Jonathan

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.313

Optimizing data acquisition for MLDS: when is it valid to take a short-cut?

Aguilar, Guillermo

Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness

Banyan Breezeway

26.314

Color naming, color identification, and the focal color terms

brown, Angela

Color, Light and Materials: Cognition

Banyan Breezeway

26.315

Hue ensemble segregation does not rely on color categories

Virtanen, Lari

Color, Light and Materials: Cognition

Banyan Breezeway

26.316

Hue variation masks effects of lightness on interpretations of colormap data visualizations

Zimnicki, Clementine

Color, Light and Materials: Cognition

Banyan Breezeway

26.317

Investigation of the opaque-is-more bias reveals a high chroma-is-more bias for colormap data visualizations

Schoenlein, Melissa A.

Color, Light and Materials: Cognition

Banyan Breezeway

26.318

Active attentional suppression and its limitations in the template-for-rejection effect

Tanda, Tomoyuki

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.319

Are complex attentional templates restricted to a single location?

Racioppo, Keith

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.320

Reduced contextual variability facilitates learned attending towards task-relevant features and away from distracting information

Jungerius, Chris

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.321

Selection errors: How do target and distractor features affect attentional capture and learning of spatial distractor regularities?

Hanne, Aylin A.

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.322

Spatial distraction reverses category-tuned attentional filters by disrupting both facilitation and suppression

Dube, Blaire

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.323

Effort-driven attentional capture

McKinney, Molly

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.324

Learned reliability of a distracting cue impacts feature errors

McNally, John A.

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.325

Value-Driven Attentional Capture and Reward Variability

Youn, Sojung

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.326

It’s All About Me: Attentional Prioritization of Self-Rewarding Information

Warren, Rebecca

Attention: Top-down, reward

Banyan Breezeway

26.327

Contribution of a common ability in judgments for the mode of object identities

Cha, Oakyoon

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.328

Face recognition plays a role in ensemble judgments of facial features

Kim, Soo Jin

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.329

Effects of Age and Fixation Location on Face Identification

Cui, Eric

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.330

Individual differences in judging facial categories

Lee, Kassandra R.

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.331

Individual differences in rapid face-directed saccades

Broda, Maximilian Davide

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.332

Stable individual differences in the serial dependence of face perception

Murai, Yuki

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.333

The computational value of face information sampled by super-recognizers

Miellet, Sebastien

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.334

Impact of judgment criteria on the hue-dependent brightness perception of face

He, Yuanyuan

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.335

Does Observers’ Ethnicity Influence Visual Strategies for Gender and Expressiveness Judgments ?

Charbonneau, Isabelle

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.336

Mixed-race categorization of Asian-White and Asain-Black faces in Taiwanese children and adults: effect of skin color revealed by a 3AFC task

Chien, Sarina Hui-Lin

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.337

Development of Electrophysiological Correlates of Face/non-face Distinction in Children with Late Sight Onset

Ralekar, Chetan

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.338

The visual perks of (not) being a wallflower: how individual differences in social intelligence predict face recognition performance

Carter, Maleah J.

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.339

Autistic adults exhibit highly precise representations of others’ emotions but a reduced influence of emotion representations on emotion recognition accuracy

COOK, JENNIFER

Face Perception: Individual differences

Banyan Breezeway

26.340

The impact of face ethnicity on the detection of pain facial expressions

Sénécal, Daphnée

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.341

Which gender do we perceive in a painful face?

Saumure, Camille

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.342

Mental Representations of Pain: the Effect of the Sex of the Perceiver

Richer, Arianne

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.343

Emotional judgments depend on perceived gender

Mirzaei Domabi, Sheida

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.345

Longer presentation duration helps to individuate faces in an RSVP stream

Deepu Rajan, Nidhi

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.346

The Contextual Affects of Facial Expression

Cui, Bliss

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.347

Positive and negative facial valence are differently modulated by eccentricity: Replicating and extending earlier findings

Akselevich, Vasilisa

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.348

Unbiased by redundant signals: Negativity bias for emotion perception of single but not two identical faces

Dandan, Yu R.

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.349

Angry faces do draw out attention more compared to happy faces

Yoon, Young Jun

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.350

Upside-Down Selfies Look Much More Alert and Awake

McBeath, Michael K.

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.351

Modeling Emotional Cue Integration of Context-rich and Dynamic Stimuli reveals Bayesian as well as anti-Bayesian Properties

Ortega, Jefferson

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.352

The visual representation of pain facial expressions: a high-definition transcranial direct current stimulation study

Desjardins, Marie-Claude

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.353

Decoding the neural representations of emotional faces in stereo- versus monoscopic viewing conditions

Klotzsche, Felix

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.354

Probing the link between dynamics of “face-selectivity” in macaque IT cortex and facial emotion discrimination behavior

Wehrheim, Maren

Face Perception: Emotion

Banyan Breezeway

26.355

Are Artificial Motion Scotomas Driven by Cortical Feedback or Lateral Inhibition Mechanisms?Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Chu, Wing Kwan Hannah

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.356

Somehow, everything has changed: Event boundaries defined only by unnoticed changes in implicit visuospatial statistics drive active forgetting in visual working memoryUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Dhar, Pranava

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.357

VWM Impairs Visual Detection: A Function of Shared Attentional or Sensory ResourcesUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Hamkari, Aysha

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.358

Effects of Familiarity in Advertisements Logos During The Attentional BlinkUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Besch, Shaun

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.359

Target similarity in the attentional blink explained by recurrent convolutional networksUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Lebeau, Emmanuel

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.360

Reconstruction of Motion Feature Maps From Human Cortex Using An Augmented Inverted Encoding ModelUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Ding, Connor

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.361

Seeing both sides of things: Exploring visual consciousness and self-awarenessUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Das, Anwesha

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.362

The automaticity of 'seeing-in': Pictorial depth cues influence judgments of surrounding spatial relationships even when task-irrelevantUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Zhang, Kexuan

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.363

Interaction of expectancy effects and the illusory object benefit on working memory performanceUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Rodriguez, Phelix

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.364

The Things-Action DatabaseUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Pallis-Hassani, Natalia

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.365

Investigating the neural development of social scene perception in young children using naturalistic stimuliUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Im, Elizabeth Jiwon

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.366

Target interception in virtual reality is faster for natural than unnatural trajectory shapesUndergraduate Just-In-Time Submission

Varon, Sofia

Undergraduate Just-In-Time 1

Banyan Breezeway

26.401

Do fewer salient events modulate the emotional attentional blink?

Santacroce, Lindsay A.

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.402

Effects of Emotional Distractors on the Processing of Motion Stimuli

Xiong, Changhao

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.403

Emotional Valence Effects on Facilitation of Cognitive Control

Malykke, Sarah B.

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.404

Failure to replicate an effect of affective state on attentional breadth and attentional blink

Saunders, Jeffrey

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.405

Generalization of threat-related attentional priority with visual objects

Moore, Kirsten

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.407

Investigating the interaction between affective arousal and luminance in modulating pupil size

Pan, Jasmine

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.408

Neural Processing of Affective Scenes: A Comparison between Convolutional Neural Networks and Human Visual Pathways

Chen, Yujun

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.409

Vicarious learning of threat-related attentional capture

Grégoire, Laurent

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.410

How robust are negative attentional templates?

Han, Sizhu

Attention: Affect, threat

Pavilion

26.411

Peri-saccadic mislocalization in a rhesus macaque monkey depends on the visual appearance of the saccade target

Baumann, Matthias Philipp

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.412

Pre-saccadic modulation of collinear lateral interactions

Mueller de Melo, Gabriela

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.413

Post-saccadic impairment of scene perception

Choi, Yong Min

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.414

Is trans-retinal integration exclusive to saccades?

Hübner, Carolin

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.415

Robust and saccade-specific feature blanking effect for a wide range of spatial frequencies, sizes and eccentricities

Grzeczkowski, Lukasz

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.416

Microsaccade rates reflect trial difficulty for perifoveal motion discrimination

Ezzo, Rania

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.417

The influence of task-irrelevant landmarks on spatiotopic localization and object-location binding

Lu, Zitong

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.418

Are smooth pursuit eye movements influenced by perceptual experience?

Daumail, Loic

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.419

The perceived motion of stimuli moving with, or opposite to, the direction of eye motion

D'Angelo, Josephine

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.420

Serial dependence in Oculomotor inhibition uncovers stimulus predictability: what, where, and when

Shwartz, Yahel

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.421

Motion prediction explains saccadic omission

Zimmermann, Eckart

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.422

Eye Movements during Free Viewing and Scene Description are Similarly Directed to Objects Critical to Scene Understanding

Murlidaran, Shravan

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.423

Sound-induced pupil dilation response reflects location in auditory space

Liao, Hsin-I

Eye Movements: Perception, remapping

Pavilion

26.424

Can a gamified, rapid, online assessment of letter encoding ability in kindergarten and first grade children predict future reading development?

Ramamurthy, Mahalakshmi

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.425

Diverse reading themes for readability

Cai, Tianyuan

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.426

How reading acquisition changes the landscape of the function within the visual word form area

Li, Jin

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.427

Interacting effects of stimulus familiarity, attention and language in the visual word form area

Chauhan, Vassiki

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.428

Psychophysics of variable fonts: Gaze measures of reading efficiency

Haseeb, Zainab

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.429

Psychophysics of variable fonts: Speed and comprehension measures

Guidi, Silvia

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.430

RSVP reading speed varies two-fold across fonts, in inverse proportion to crowding distance

Pelli, Denis G.

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.431

Semantically related Korean words can be processed in parallel

Yoo, Sang-Ah

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.432

The spatiotemporal dynamics of letter processing in visual word recognition elucidated by random temporal sampling

Arguin, Martin

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.433

The visual word form area engages in processing Braille in expert visual readers

Cerpelloni, Filippo

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.434

Visual Word Recognition in Text Prediction Users and Non-Users

Djedilbaev, Timurhan

Object Recognition: Reading

Pavilion

26.436

Are crossed and uncrossed disparities processed by the same mechanism?

Wang, Penghan

Binocular Vision: Disparity processing

Pavilion

26.438

Global versus local internal disparity noise in stereovision

Ding, Jian

Binocular Vision: Disparity processing

Pavilion

26.439

Stereopsis from interocular temporal delay: disentangling the effects of target versus background luminance

Doi, Takahiro

Binocular Vision: Disparity processing

Pavilion

26.440

Efficient Coding Predicts Changes in Motion-in-Depth Speed Judgements

Murray, Lauren

Binocular Vision: Disparity processing

Pavilion

26.441

Characterizing frontoparallel stereoscopic motion by measuring duration thresholds

Serrano-Pedraza, Ignacio

Binocular Vision: Disparity processing

Pavilion

26.442

A different point of view: The entrance pupil, not the nodal point, is the center of projection

Duijnhouwer, Jacob

3D: Cues and integration

Pavilion

26.443

The disparity gradient limit has limited relevance to natural environments

Aksay, Arleen

3D: Cues and integration

Pavilion

26.444

Just-Noticeable Differences do not reflect depth cue uncertainty: Evidence from depth discrimination between motion and disparity stimuli

Kemp, Jovan

3D: Cues and integration

Pavilion

26.445

A Prior for Convexity can Override the Rigidity Assumption in Structure-From-Motion

Choi, Ryne

3D: Cues and integration

Pavilion

26.446

What changes after visuomotor training? Cue reweighting may in fact be cue recalibration

Deng, Ailin

3D: Cues and integration

Pavilion

26.447

Action-response mode modulates go/no-go decision accuracy

Kreyenmeier, Philipp

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.449

Why does what you’re moving affect how fast you search?

Crowe, Emily M

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.450

Sensorimotor Synchronization to External and Imagined Visual Stimuli

Jiang, Fang

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.451

Effects of motor preparation on category-specific representations in human cortex

Luo, Canhuang

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.452

The influence of active tracing on shape representation in visual pathways

Baratz, Guy

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.453

Visually guided (joint) action in a novel ball-and-beam task

Hafkamp, Marijn

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.454

Neural bases of attentional contexts that mediate visuomotor adaptation

Im, Hee Yeon

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.455

The locus of flanker congruency effects: Insights from Bayesian modelling and a choice reaching flanker task using random dot kinematograms.

Deakin, Jordan

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.456

Intention as Hierarchical Constraints in Human Planning

Zhu, Jingyin

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.457

A Simplified Model of Motor Control

Arora, Kabir

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.458

Strong evidence against number adaptation

Yousif, Sami

Perception and Action

Pavilion

26.459

Metacognitive monitoring of the perceptual resolution across and around the visual field

Kim, Cheongil

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.460

Hemifield Asymmetries in Crowding

Oppenheimer, Nicole L.

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.461

Exploring perceptual sensitivity and response bias in the visual periphery

Pruitt, Joseph

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.462

Does your old clutter measure spark joy?

Rosenholtz, Ruth

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.463

An enhanced Bouma model fits fifty people’s visual crowding

Kurzawski, Jan

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.464

Pop-out and crowding effect in adults with ADHD

Tsruya, Hani

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.465

Interactions of crowding, overlap masking and surround suppression

Chung, Susana

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.467

Does pre-microsaccadic remapping alter parafoveal crowding zones?

Prahalad, Krish

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.468

Information compression determines the appearance of repeating patterns in peripheral vision

Hansmann-Roth, Sabrina

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.469

Can crowding distance be measured using standard letters in young children?

Waugh, Sarah J

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion

26.470

Featural representation underlies performance differences around the visual field

Xue, Shutian

Spatial Vision: Crowding and eccentricity

Pavilion