Tuesday Afternoon Posters, Banyan Breezeway

Poster Session: Tuesday, May 20, 2025, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway

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Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author	Session
56.309	Modulation of Baseline Activity and Associated Receptive Field Dynamics in the Human Visual Cortex via Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation	Ahn, Jeongyeol	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.320	3D Depth-invariant Learned Spatial Suppression	Chang, Seah	Attention: Visual search
56.301	Global perceptual organization attaches target position to the reference frame in the frame effect.	Jiaheng, Xu	Spatial Vision: Models
56.330	All Eyes on the Animals: Animacy Guides Visual Attention	Yucer, Ece	Attention: Capture
56.339	The oddball effect extends to dynamic stimuli *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Triplett, Ian	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.310	How does the early visual cortex cope with mesopic conditions? Evidence for compensatory mechanisms in cortical spatial summation and surround suppression	Klimova, Michaela	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.321	Do Implicit Color-Emotion Associations Modulate Distractor Suppression?	Secrest, William	Attention: Visual search
56.302	Stimulus-Dependent Variability in Population Receptive Field Mapping	Windischberger, Christian	Spatial Vision: Models
56.331	Attentional capture vs. attentional bias: Novel evidence for the Priority Accumulation Framework and dissociation between exogenous and endogenous control of overt attention.	Sasi, Mor	Attention: Capture
56.340	The effects of prioritization on the allocation of attention *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Juffe, Mimi	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.332	Does Inhibition of Return Care About Spatial Frequency ?	Lougen, Daniel	Attention: Capture
56.311	Neural and behavioural effects of visuomotor stimulation during dual response task	Costanzo, Raffaele	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.322	From Capture to Control: Initial Capture Leads to Learned Suppression	Zhang, Yue	Attention: Visual search
56.303	Validating run-to-run variability simulations for population receptive fields (pRF) mapping	Mittal, Siddharth	Spatial Vision: Models
56.341	Predicting individual differences in visual search using measures of attentional breadth and saccadic inhibition *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Stewart, Bradley F	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.304	The spatial area that masks a stimulus is largely independent of spatial frequency and eccentricity	Hassan, Aqsa	Spatial Vision: Models
56.323	Ignoring salient distractors inside of the attentional window	Ma, Xiaojin	Attention: Visual search
56.333	Electrophysiological markers of distractor suppression are interactively shaped by search mode and distractor salience	Duncan, Dock	Attention: Capture
56.312	Situating Redundancy Masking in the visual pathways	Gomes Tomaz, Ângela	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.342	Attention to color and orientation spread globally to a similar extent *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Indenberga, Nora	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.305	Orientation Tuning of Contrast-Sensitive Mechanisms: Insights from Individual Differences	Peterzell, David H.	Spatial Vision: Models
56.324	Investigating the Temporal Dynamics of LTM-to-VWM Reinstatement During Visual Search	Kespe, Jessica	Attention: Visual search
56.334	How Statistical is “Statistically-Learned” Distractor Suppression?	Stilwell, Brad T.	Attention: Capture
56.313	Foveal visual acuity and the jitter aftereffect	Sigda, Lauren	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.343	Cueing color but not orientation effectively guides visual search with heterogeneous distractors *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Oh, Seeun	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.314	ssVEP-based estimation of contrast sensitivity, visual acuity and orientation sensitivity further supports the absence of a common factor in vision	Morea, Martina	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.325	Selection history upweights and downweights attentional priority without modulating perceived salience	McKinney, Molly R.	Attention: Visual search
56.306	A “back-pocket” model of V1 orientation processing predicts curvature blindness	Dakin, Steven	Spatial Vision: Models
56.335	Optimizing memory task ratio and disentangling precision and guidance	Kaynar, Mihrican Yaren	Attention: Capture
56.344	The capacity of active attentional templates: testing the single-template vs multiple-template Hypotheses *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	George, Sydney	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.307	Alpha-Band Phase Modulates Perceptual Sensitivity by Reducing Internal Noise	Pilipenko, April	Spatial Vision: Models
56.315	Individual differences in vision: variability rather than noise	Herzog, Michael	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.336	Salience does not always equal distraction	York, A. Kane	Attention: Capture
56.326	What is feature-general suppression and do people actually use it?	Savelson, Isaac	Attention: Visual search
56.345	Irrelevant features of delay-period memory targets cause visual working memory distortions. *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Miller, Ryan	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.337	The Role of Predictive Processing and Perceptual Load in Selective Visual Attention: An Examination with Semantically Salient and Less Salient Distractors	Urgen, Burcu A.	Attention: Capture
56.327	Proactive control prevents salience-driven attention capture in a cued go/no-go search task	McDonald, John	Attention: Visual search
56.308	Spatiofeatural receptive field modeling of primate IT cortex neurons	Jagadeesh, Akshay V	Spatial Vision: Models
56.316	Orientation columns in V1 cannot be detected with fMRI at 0.6 mm resolution	Olman, Cheryl	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.346	Using general recognition theory to characterize feature binding in visual working memory *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Dungan, Madilyn	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.317	Stronger visual surround suppression under psilocybin: A psychophysical and EEG pilot study	Schallmo, Michael-Paul	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.338	Using Contingent Capture to Identify the Mechanism of Learned Relevance on Attention	Carlisle, Nancy	Attention: Capture
56.328	Searched but never found: Attentional control settings are pruned based on interactions with the external environment	Joubran, Samantha	Attention: Visual search
56.347	The perception of countability: A case study of ‘mental affordances’ *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Milman, Lana	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.329	Tracking the capacity bottleneck in multiple-colour search	Wang, Ziyi	Attention: Visual search
56.318	Contrast impacts population heterogeneity of orientation tuning in V1	Emerson, Joseph	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.348	Selective attention by contextual spatiotemporal regularities *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Chiu, Kaiki	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.319	Orientation Decoding from Neuronal Populations in Macaque V1: An External Noise Investigation	Yu, Cong	Spatial Vision: Neural mechanisms
56.349	Can artificial intelligence eliminate the need for eye tracker calibration in both screen-based and walking tasks? *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Aje, Elizabeth	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.350	The Influence of Working Memory Load on Visual Search and Quitting Behavior *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Feuzeu Mekoue, Laurielle Kelly	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.351	Early quitting in visual search: How different cueing methods influence performance *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Mbithi, Idah	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.352	How does effort avoidance relate to the strategic use of attentional control? *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Kuthe, Saachi	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.353	Measuring Affective Processing Through Pupil Dynamics During Context-Based Emotion Perception *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Lopez, Jasmine	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.354	Frequency Over Time Matters: Temporal Exposure Shapes Implicit Familiarity *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Chainiyom, Thiti	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.355	Flicker and Reading: Does the Phantom Array Impair Reading? *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Hulsey, Sidney K	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.356	Convolutional neural networks lack human-level robustness at recognizing reversed-contrast and two-tone Mooney faces *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Zhao, Zelin (Linda)	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.357	Metacognitive ability limits visual attentional control *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Trowbridge, Sydney	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.358	Metacognitive Practice Induces Conservative Response Biases *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Vegas, Owen	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.359	Luminance-matching in pupillometry is not enough: The curious case of orientation. *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Parrella, Matthew	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2
56.360	Portable Psychophysics: Measuring Visual Crowding with the Apple Vision Pro *Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission*	Dowd, Kaila	Undergraduate Just-In-Time 2

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