Abstract#
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Poster Title
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First Author
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Session
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33.413
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The Effect of Action on Visual False Percepts
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Cabato, Juan Carlo
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.458
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A Comparison of Methods for Measuring Interocular Delays
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Lim, Brooke
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Binocular Vision: Clinical, perception
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33.401
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Visuospatial performance during a pointing task in Dementia with Lewy Bodies.
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Bosco, Annalisa
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.437
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Explainable AI-aided examination of saccade preparation in human EEG signals
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Izadkhah, Mojan
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.475
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Dissociation between Attentional and Oculomotor Habits
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Holtz, Emma
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Attention: Spatial
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33.463
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Causes and Consequences of losing consciousness: intracranial electroencephalography evidence in humans
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lin, sheng
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.446
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Mechanisms Underlying the Contribution of Spatial Frequency of Disparity and Vergence to Depth Perception in Stereopsis
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Moon, Joonsik
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.431
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Does a similar mechanism control vertical and horizontal binocular pursuit?
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Heinen, Stephen
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.420
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Suppressed luminance stimuli alter the representation of the saccade target
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Forouzandehfar, Golnaz
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.432
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Plan It To Learn It : Motor Planning Drives Contextual Adaptation in the Oculomotor System
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Martel, Maxime
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.459
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VEP measures of monocular attenuation in amblyopia are extremely reliable across sessions and predict perceptual responses
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Meier, Kimberly
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Binocular Vision: Clinical, perception
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33.476
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Endogenous attention enhances contrast sensitivity similarly around cardinal meridians despite differential adaptation effects
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Lee, Hsing-Hao
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Attention: Spatial
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33.421
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Pre-Saccadic Suppression is Reduced in the Anti-Saccade Task
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Smith, Matthew
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.438
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Oculomotor contribution to synchronization of cortical activity
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Benedetto, Alessandro
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.447
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Tracking Visual Awareness in CFS
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Drewes, Jan
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.464
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Effects of Covert Attention on the Perceptual Encoding of Naturalistic Scenes
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Kiat, John E.
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.414
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Coding visuo-spatial information in a vibrotactile belt: Perceived egocentric direction from patterns of vibration
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Feldmann, Sina
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.402
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Distinct Mechanisms of Distractor Suppression Evidenced by Reaching Movements
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Ahn, Shinhae
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.433
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Humans learn to trace meaningful relationships with their eyes
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Özsu, Ataol Burak
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.422
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Adapting saccades in opposite directions reveals inter-hemispheric interference in motor learning
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Polgári, Patrik
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.415
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Active manipulation promotes predictive gaze strategies during virtual object exploration
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Bacher, Cassandra W.
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.403
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Serial dependence in goal-directed hand movements
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Muñoz-Puelman, Cristian
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.477
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Hidden in plain sight: Pupil change and pupil asymmetry reflect infant covert attention development
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Jones, Victoria
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Attention: Spatial
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33.465
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Effects of inactivating primate superior colliculus on frontal eye field neurons during a selective attention task
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Katz, Leor N
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.448
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A new ‘tracking’ version of Continuous Flash Suppression to quantify suppression strength: constant CFS suppression for all image types & two times the suppression strength of binocular rivalry
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Alais, David
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.439
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Intracranial Electroencephalography reveals the neural correlates of eye-movement guidance to objects
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Alreja, Arish
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.460
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Footsteps Illusion in Binocular Interaction
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Cho, Eun
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Binocular Vision: Clinical, perception
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33.466
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Functional brain network dynamics capture context- and modality-general fluctuations in sustained attention
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Corriveau, Anna
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.434
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Spatial frequency, not orientation, can be associated to speed statistics: Effects on pursuit eye movements
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Schoeffel, Cléo
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.404
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Training Context Determines Implicit and Explicit Contributions to Motor Adaptation
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Villavicencio, Pamela
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.416
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Visual features for egocentric action recognition
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Rybansky, Filip
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.449
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Faster breakthroughs of fearful faces from continuous flash suppression are accompanied by faster eye responses
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Hu, Junchao
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.461
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Aberrant neural information accumulation during binocular rivalry in schizophrenia
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Sponheim, Scott
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Binocular Vision: Clinical, perception
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33.440
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Object-based saccadic signals revealed in superior colliculus local field potentials
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Conroy, Christopher
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.478
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Large flanker effect during a focal cue may be the result of attentional resetting
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Opdenaker, Joe
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Attention: Spatial
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33.423
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Understanding visual processing during saccades using zebrafish
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Bauer, Lisa
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.462
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How Does Temporal Frequency Influence Binocular Balance in Normal and Amblyopic Observers?
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Min, Seung Hyun
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Binocular Vision: Clinical, perception
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33.417
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Variance perception affects the sense of agency, but not vice versa
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Yeo, Yunsoo
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.424
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Dynamic read-out of transsaccadic attentional remapping from EEG alpha band oscillation
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Chiu, Tzu-Yao
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.467
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Noninvasive neuromodulation of human subcortical visual pathways with transcranial ultrasound stimulation
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Ash, Ryan
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.441
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Tracing perisaccadic changes in location perception in extrastriate and prefrontal responses
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Weng, Geyu
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.450
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Mask Contrast, but Not Mask Size or Participant Expectations, Modulates Suppression Depth in Continuous Flash Suppression.
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Coorey, Jacob
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.405
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Transfer Between Saccade and Reach Adaptation Using Concurrent Sine-Wave Perturbations
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Li, Zinong
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.435
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Different latencies in the two eyes during midline pursuit
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Watamaniuk, Scott
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.479
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Mapping attention across the visual field when tracking motion around the head
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Hanning, Nina M.
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Attention: Spatial
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33.418
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Action boosts vision, especially in tough tasks
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Yildiz, Gizem Y.
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.451
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Imagery priming of binocular rivalry is not a reliable metric of individual differences in the subjective vividness of visualisations.
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Bouyer, Loren N.
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.425
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Perceptual completion supports transsaccadic object correspondence
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Parth, Fabian
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.442
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Neural encoding of fixation location and order of gaze paths
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Meghanathan, Radha Nila
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.436
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How does defocus limit continuous vergence tracking of objects in otherwise static natural scenes?
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Safianu, Fuseina
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Eye Movements: Pursuit, learning, vergence
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33.406
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The impact of binocular depth cues and movement direction on grasping and placement behaviours
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Goldstein, Nathaniel
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.480
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Exploring the flip tilt illusion in central vision by impairing the top-down feedback via backward masking
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Zhaoping, Li
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Attention: Spatial
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33.468
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Dissociating effects of spatial attention and microsaccades on neural activity in early to mid-level visual areas.
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Zajkowski, Wojciech
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.407
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Reduced sensitivity to size but preserved perception-action dissociation in older adults.
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Tassone, Felicia
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.481
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Memory-Guided Spatiotemporal Attention
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Ginell, Keara M.
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Attention: Spatial
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33.443
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Unveiling the Functional Architecture of Human Eye Fields
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Bedini, Marco
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.426
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Perceptual and oculomotor dissociation of assimilation and contrast effects of optic flow
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Guo, Hongyi
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.469
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Value Processing in the Frontal Eye Field of Non-Human Primates
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Yu, Xuefei
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.452
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Fusible ipsilateral surround reduces magnitude of interocular suppression when surround conditions randomly change
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Nichols, David
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.419
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Lateral occipito-temporal and parietal areas encode different features during natural action perception
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Dima, Diana C
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Action: Perception and recognition
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33.470
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Representation of objects, attention, and load in human prefrontal cortex
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Qu, Shijie
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.482
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Reliance on Anchor Objects as Spatial Cues Increases Under Low Visibility
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Souza-Wiggins, Makayla
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Attention: Spatial
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33.408
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Naturalistic visuomotor behaviours reveal reduced handedness lateralization in autism.
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Fewster, Emily
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.453
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Quantifying Luning: Perceptual fading at mono-binocular boundaries in augmented reality
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Zhao, Zhetuo
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.444
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Dysconnectivity of somatomotor and visual networks emerges clearly in the functional but not structural connectome in early psychosis
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Keane, Brian
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.427
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The dependence of saccadic reaction time on the prior presence of visual targets
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Edelman, Jay A
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.454
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Increases vs. Decreases: Asymmetric Effects of Contrast Changes during Binocular Rivalry Modulated by Awareness of Perceptual Switch
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Huang, Changzhi
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.471
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Task-Specific Neural Mechanisms of Attentional Control: Evidence from Cross-Task Decoding
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Sabo, Melinda
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.483
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Serial Processing of Stimulus Identity and Attention Shifting Statistical Learning
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Sali, Anthony
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Attention: Spatial
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33.445
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Decoding Foveal Feedback of Saccade Targets from Early Visual Cortex
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Kämmer, Luca
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Eye Movements: Neural mechanisms
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33.428
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Spatiotemporal task parameters modulate multisensory response enhancement in saccadic latency
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Chalissery, Jessica
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.409
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Adaptation to haptic target size highlights the hierarchical nature of grasp planning
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Whitwell, Robert
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.429
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Saccade system activates pursuit to cover for its errors
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Koerfer, Krischan
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.455
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Modeling the influence of oscillation frequency on perceptual stability during binocular rivalry
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Cha, Oakyoon
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.410
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Perceiving the affordance of interceptability for others
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Zaal, Frank
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.472
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Attention-related N2pc component of the visual evoked potentials as a marker of fine-grain shifts of attention within the foveola
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Guzhang, Yue
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.484
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Sounds Like Vision: Mapping the spatial and temporal characteristics of crossmodal cueing
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Williams, Jamal
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Attention: Spatial
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33.456
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Neural Processing of Binocular Rivalry Across the Visual Hierarchy
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Rao, Junxian
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.473
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Ongoing alpha oscillations bias decision-making in willed attention
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Xiong, Changhao
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.430
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Sustained dynamics of saccadic inhibition and adaptation during continuous exploration
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Buonocore, Antimo
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Eye Movements: Saccades, remapping
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33.485
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Statistical learning adaptively adjusts the visuospatial attentional focus under highly uncertain search contexts
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Massironi, Andrea
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Attention: Spatial
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33.411
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Dissociating the roles of spatial position within the visual field and the implied destination of a moving object in the perceptual-motor congruence effect known as the Simon Effect
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Tanke, Kade T.
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.412
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Spatial affordances trigger spontaneous visual perspective-taking even in the absence of other agents
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Walter-Terrill, Robert
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Action: Grasping, reaching, pointing, affordances
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33.457
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Neural Responses to Binocularly In-phase and Anti-phase Stimuli
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Richard, Bruno
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Binocular Vision: Rivalry and bistability, stereopsis, models, neural mechanisms
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33.486
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Statistical learning to inhibit visual distractors: role of awareness in setting the frame of reference of learning
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Chen, Litian
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Attention: Spatial
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33.474
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Reconstructing moving object locations in an immersive 3D virtual environment from EEG oscillatory activity
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Bullock, Tom
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Attention: Neural mechanisms
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33.487
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Target Discrimination at Different Viewing Distances: The Role of Expectancy for Target Configurations
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Britt, Noah
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Attention: Spatial
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33.488
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How do relative features guide attention in visual search?
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Becker, Stefanie
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Attention: Spatial
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