Tuesday Morning Posters, Banyan Breezeway

Poster Session: Tuesday, May 21, 2024, 8:30 am – 12:30 pm, Banyan Breezeway

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Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author	Session
53.327	Comparing Neural Correlates of Foveally and Peripherally Encoded Memories	Kandemir, Güven	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.321	Visual exploration goes down with higher working memory load, while more saccades negatively impact recall	Rawal, Amit	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.358	Goal uncertainty biases memory for observed actions	McDougle, Samuel	Action: Representation
53.339	Assessing individual differences in chunking strategy in visual working memory	Lin, Yin-ting	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.301	Criterion changes might influence the comparison procedure in Maximum Likelihood Difference Scaling (MLDS)	Shi, Yangyi	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.309	Average Temperature from Visual Scene Ensembles Without Reliance on Color, Contrast or Low Spatial Frequencies	Tharmaratnam, Vignash	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.351	Differences in bi-stable perception across three paradigms in people with schizophrenia	Killebrew, Kyle W.	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.345	Exposure-based Learning Improved Orientation Discrimination Under Visual Crowding	Chen, Yanru	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.302	Heterochromatic brightness changes between monitors	Zhang, Yuan	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.310	Do ensemble representations guide visual attention in a visual search task?	Knox, Kristina	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.322	Does sensory recruitment support guidance of attention by visual working memory?	Niu, Zexuan	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.340	Effective distribution of VWM resources does not depend on VWM capacity.	Ransom, Lyric R.	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.359	The dynamics underlying the representation of observed actions at different taxonomic levels	Zhuang, Tonghe	Action: Representation
53.346	Training in a crowding task and possible transfer effects to eccentric visual acuity, contrast sensitivity, word recognition and reading	von Perponcher, Elena	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.328	Self-initiating stimulus in Short Term Memory: differential effects of temporal prediction and motor control	Loyola Navarro, Rocio	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.352	Head-gaze related influences on heterophorias revealed by an HMD-based cover test	Ferracini, Federico	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.360	Lateralized representations of cause and effect in action observation	Wurm, Moritz	Action: Representation
53.303	The contrast dependency of the Munker-White illusion	Schulte, Conrad	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.311	Learning to Ensemble? Repeated exposure leads to more efficient processing of summary statistics for weight and real-world size	Gillies, Greer	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.323	Chunking in Visual Working Memory changes the Guidance of Attention in a Visual Search	Doyle, Logan	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.347	When does object familiarity lead to a task advantage?	DAS, JHILIK	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.341	Visual field map size predicts spatial working memory performance	Tardiff, Nathan	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.329	Recent stimulus history impacts the speed of response for a new stimulus	Chen, Kuo-Wei	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.353	Coarse Stereopsis and Eye Alignment in Strabismus	Asare, Akosua Kesewah	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.312	Modelling the representation of visual ensembles in the human brain	Elosegi, Patxi	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.304	Evaluating the Role of Edge-to-Surface Reconstruction as a Unifying Explanation for Simple to Complex Lightness Illusions	Saha, Srijani	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.342	Attractive and Repulsive Biases in a Framework of Concept Generalization	DeStefano, Isabella	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.330	Implicit prioritization of information in visual working memory?	Jungerius, Chris	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.324	Contextual cueing in change detection tasks	Turner, Courtney	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.348	Comparing auditory and visual category learning	Roark, Casey L.	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.361	The neural dynamics of natural action understanding	Dima, Diana C	Action: Representation
53.354	Training at-home on a dichoptic reading application improves visual function in adults with amblyopia	Dranitsaris, Nicole A.	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.313	Multiplicative effect of task-irrelevant feature variability on variability judgments	Kim, Suyeon	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.355	Modeling retinotopic maps in amblyopia reveals cortical reorganization across the visual hierarchy	Szinte, Martin	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.325	Predictive processes of object-scene integration support attentional and memory mechanisms in healthy and pathological cognitive ageing	Allegretti, Elena	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.349	Learning Relational Categories through Guided Comparisons	Lee, Andrew Jun	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.305	Testing parabolic brightness matching functions across four contrast polarity conditions	Kavcar, Osman B.	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.331	Phantom Memories: Enhancing Memory Through Competition With Imaginary Items	Brady, Timothy	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.362	Do People Pick Up Variables that Reflect Object Height Relative to Actor Height When Perceiving Others’ Maximum Vertical One Degree-of-Freedom Reach Heights?	Garcia, Nicholas A.	Action: Representation
53.343	A Process Model of Ensemble Coding within Working Memory	Zepp, Jacob	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.350	Visual adaptation is more pronounced at the horizontal than vertical meridian	Lee, Hsing-Hao	Plasticity and Learning: Properties
53.306	The relationship of lightness illusions uncovered by individual differences and its advantage in model evaluation	Kobayashi, Yuki	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.332	Working memory errors from distraction are not influenced by sensory noise at encoding	Kular, Holly	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.356	Interocular contrast suppression partially accounts for impaired stereopsis in the central visual field of individuals with and without amblyopia	Verghese, Preeti	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.314	Face detection sensitivity follows the spatial distribution of experienced face locations	Greene, Michelle	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.326	Fast-tracking improvements of metacognitive assessments of visual working memory	Yabuki, Hana	Visual Memory: Working memory and attention
53.363	‘Object interaction fields’: Evidence for spontaneous agentive inferences about object-object interactions in visual processing	Shah, Aalap	Action: Representation
53.344	Encoding modelling for working memory research: Pattern similarity, representational geometry, and model comparison	Christophel, Thomas B.	Visual Memory: Working memory and behavior, models
53.315	Integrative processing in deep neural networks and human visual cortex predicts the beauty of natural scenes	Nara, Sanjeev	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.357	Examining the relationship between a simulated glaucoma impairment and postural threat on quiet stance	Lavalle, Lisa K.	Binocular Vision: Clinical
53.364	Representational organization of dynamic and static visual features in the human brain	Karimi, Hamed	Action: Representation
53.307	Dynamical neural model of lightness computation and perceptual fading of retinally stabilized images	Rudd, Michael	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.333	Inter-individual dependency in visual cognition: Observers adjust perceptual decisions based on others’ perception	Bae, Gi-Yeul	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.334	Recall requirements can drastically modulate working memory representations in human visual cortex	Martinatti Giorjiani, Giuliana	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.365	Robust Differences in Time-to-Contact Estimation in Response to a Postural Manipulation	Joerges, Bjoern	Action: Representation
53.308	Lightness Illusions Through AI Eyes: Assessing ConvNet and ViT Concordance with Human Perception	Patel, Jaykishan	Color, Light and Materials: Lightness, brightness
53.316	Leveraging Vision and Language Generative Models to Understand the Visual Cortex	Luo, Andrew	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.317	Similar visual comfort ratings for natural textures and disease imagery by trypophobic and non-trypophobic individuals	DiMattina, Christopher	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.335	Influence of invisible images on reaction speed in a working memory task	Liu, Siyun	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.366	Sensorimotor beta enhancement, not mu suppression, differentiates emotional vs. affectively-neutral content	Harris, Alison M.	Action: Representation
53.318	The visibility of Eidolon distortions in things and stuff	Mahncke, Swantje	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.336	Serial dependence as a mechanism involved in slow change blindness	Frey, Haley G.	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.337	Unfolding Serial Dependence Across Perception and Working Memory Processes	Park, Hyung-Bum	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.319	What Makes up the Gist of Abnormality in Mammograms?	Evans, Karla	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics
53.338	Perceptual Context Boundaries Create Separate Events in Visual Working Memory	Zhao, Yuanxiu	Visual Memory: Working memory and encoding, retrieval
53.320	‘Attentional transplants’ cause recipients to like images similarly to donors: Evidence for inter-observer commonalities in how attention drives preferences	Nguyen, Hong B	Scene Perception: Ensembles, natural image statistics

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