Visual Memory: Encoding, retrieval

Poster Session: Monday, May 20, 2024, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, Banyan Breezeway

Abstract#

Poster Title

First Author

43.308

Statistical Regularities Do Not Facilitate Encoding but Induce Biased Guessing in the Attribute Amnesia Task

Yan, Niya

43.309

Locomotion modulates visual working memory capacity: higher capacity for swing-phase encoding

Phan, Cameron

43.310

Breaking Binding: Interrupting the Consolidation of Some Object Features but not Others

Saffar Tabbassi, Saeideh

43.311

More effective attentional allocation within visual working memory leads to better subsequent long-term memory performance

Wang, Sisi

43.312

Persistent resampling of external information despite twenty-five repetitions of the same search templates

Hoogerbrugge, Alex J.

43.313

Gaze scan-paths affect recall strategy in context dependent memory.

Mizrachi, Neomi

43.314

Forgetting in long-term memory: Recognition does not induce the forgetting of similar objects

Williams, Jamal

43.315

Characterizing representational drift via a context-dependent visual working memory task

Yuan, Yixin

43.316

Context as a scaffold and details as bricks: Narrative understanding and updating information

Choi, Jayoon

43.317

Drawings and words show a recall advantage over object photos

Gilman, Anne

43.318

The temporal dynamics of visual short-term memory retrieval

Ma, Tianye

43.319

Characteristics of sequential learning and memory in non-human primates

Yu, Xuefei

43.320

Comparing artificial neural network models with varied objectives to probe the role of sensory representation in primate visual memorability

Ahuja, Ram

43.321

The rise and fall of memories: Temporal dynamics of visual working memory

Sahakian, Andre

43.322

Where’s Waldo in the mind: Accessing perceptual and semantic attributes in perception and working memory.

Sasin, Edyta