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Abstract# 
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Poster Title
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First Author
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Session
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Room
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56.301
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Multiplicative noise in the Perky effect; how imagery affects vision
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Reeves, Adam
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.302
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A multidimensional experience sampling approach to mental imagery in learning and memory
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Zhou, Silvia Shiwei
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.303
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How Do We Remember Visual Information Without Visual Imagery?
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Peruski, Ava G.
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.304
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Spatial Dependence and Spatial Tolerance in Imagery Aftereffects for Static Orientation and Dynamic Rotation
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Mao, Yanna
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.305
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The time course of visual image generation
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Zhang, Yueyang
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.306
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A novel approach to characterizing the visual dimensions of mental imagery vividness using Gaussian process regression
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Yurdakul, Oğul Can
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.307
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What We Talk About When We Talk About Vividness
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Huang, Xueyi
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.308
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Aphantasia: Not the problem of neural representation?
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Hong, Sang Wook
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.309
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AI-generated Imagery Successfully Captures Mental Visualizations
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Rehman, Zaynab
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.310
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Emergent Visual Mental Imagery in Large Language Models
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McCarty, Morgan
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.311
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The coding of multiple visual features in visual working memory
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Xu, Yaoda
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.312
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Re-examining category-selective sensory reinstatement in visual recall
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Prasad, Deepasri
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.313
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Representational drift helps neural networks find stable and sparse solutions for visual working memory task
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Poungtubtim, Chattarin
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.314
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Dissociating Strength and Precision in Working Memory Representations: An Integrated Modeling Approach
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Kim, Inik
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.315
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The Effects of Frontoparietal Alpha tACS on Visual Short-term Memory Capacity
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Varastegan, Sahereh
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.316
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Stable Individual Differences in Strategic Visual Memory Use
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Bissert, Trevor
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.317
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Novelty Seekers vs. Familiarity Seekers: Individual Differences in Memory-Driven Visual Preference and Their Psychological Correlates.
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Shimojo, Eiko
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.318
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High-level visual discrimination abilities predict memory for image location as a function of meaningfulness.
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Smithson, Conor
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.319
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Universal Patterns and Individual Differences in Visual Memorability
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Green, Harry
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.320
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Continuous and Categorical Representations in Working Memory for Facial Expression
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Golding, Jessica
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.321
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Individuals use encoding strategies tailored to their abilities
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Lin, Yin-ting
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Visual Memory: Mechanisms, models, individual differences
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.322
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Perceptography of face neurons.
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Shahbazi, Elia
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.323
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Intracranial EEG and Eye-Tracking Reveal Parafoveal Preview Contributions to Face Processing during Naturalistic Vision
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Becker, Casey
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.324
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One Face, Many Paths: Task-Dependent Neural Routing of Identical Facial Movements into Different Meanings
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Chen, Yu
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.325
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Pushing the Eyes to the Limit: Stable N170 Sensitivity to Eyes Despite Increased Diagnosticity in Expressive Face Judgments
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Demeule, Chanelle
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.326
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Neural correlates of face learning: The N250 distinguishes newly-learnt from similar-looking novel faces
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Nevard, Alice
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.327
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Relative salience determines whether we represent two faces simultaneously: Evidence from event-related brain potentials
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Wiese, Holger
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.328
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Lateralized representation of categorical face information in fusiform cortex
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Lee, Samantha C
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.329
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Neural representations of dynamic facial expressions in rSTS reflect perceived emotional and social similarity
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Nizamoğlu, Hilal
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.330
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The Temporal Pole as the Cortical Endpoint of the Lateral Face Processing Pathway
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Gantz, Abigail
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.331
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Shared and Divergent Neural Codes for Face Identity in Perception and Imagery
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Liu, Shaofeng
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.332
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How much identity information is necessary for familiar face recognition? Evidence from event-related brain potentials
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Lidborg, Linda H.
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.333
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Eyes on the FFA: Ability-Dependent Effects of HD-tDCS on Face Recognition and Left-Eye Information Use
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Fiset, Daniel
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.334
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Perceptual Strategies in Emotion Recognition Across Levels of Autistic Traits: An Eye Tracking Study
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Soroor, Golnoosh
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Face and Body Perception: Emotion
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.335
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Dissociating Mental Representation from Perception in Gendered Pain and Emotional Facial Expressions: A Reverse Correlation Study using Genetic Algorithm and Machine Learning
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Richer, Arianne
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Face and Body Perception: Emotion
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.336
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Mapping How Dynamic and Static Fear and Surprise Expressions Are Recognized Across Ages
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Poncet, Fanny
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Face and Body Perception: Emotion
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.337
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Processing of facial expressions in primate superior colliculus neurons
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Yu, Gongchen
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Face and Body Perception: Emotion
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.338
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Updating the Crowd: How Attentional Load Shapes Ensemble Emotion Representations in Working Memory Updating
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Romero, Bryce C.
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Face and Body Perception: Emotion
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.339
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Global Spatial Structure Differentially Reshapes Local Chromatic Representations across Early and Late Visual Working Memory Maintenance Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Tomlin, Craig
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.340
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Neural Signatures of Real and AI-Generated Face Perception Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Dixon, Heaven
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.341
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Schizophrenia affects directness and smoothness of reaching trajectories guided by vision and proprioception Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Glasman, Maya
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.342
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Are we attentionally biased toward regularities? Not if they fail to benefit behavior Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Ross-Moody, Caiden
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.343
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Evaluation of Model-Generated Saliency Maps for Affective Scenes Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Sartan, Simona
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.344
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Can a bathtub be in the bedroom scene?: 2 diagnostic object combining strategy Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Setasartit, Phutanik
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.345
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Independent ensemble feature representation at the object level. Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Shirley, Mikayla
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.346
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Stimulus-specific memorability effects go beyond memory Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Suplica, Darius
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.347
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Stereoscopic presentation of masking occluders reveals the time course required for perceptual completion of objects Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Turro-Serrano, Hugo
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.348
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Comprehensive Characterization of Color Discrimination Thresholds in Deuteranopes Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Wang, Kara
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.349
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Simultaneous representation of location with respect to landmarks and boundaries Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Warmuth, Kyra
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.350
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Where does the eye go? Shape-based and global spatial biases in generative face pareidolia. Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Westrick, Emily
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.351
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Exploring interocular interactions in healthy controls during binocular rivalry with asymmetric stimulus contrast using SSVEP Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Wiland, Riley
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.352
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Influence of spatial relevance and statistical learning on attentional capture Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Wright, Jordyn R.
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.353
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Identifying brain regions engaged in visual emotional process: Comparison of univariate vs multivariate methods Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Yin, Benjamin Cheng
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.354
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Reflexive inhibition of eye movements relies on intact cortical visual processing Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Youchom-Tagheu, Klaury
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.355
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The Association of Classroom Seating Location on Visual Gaze Behavior and Mind-Wandering Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Zhang, Nanyu
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.356
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Expectation confirmation results in more conservative perceptual decisions: a statistical learning study Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Zhao, Zihui
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.357
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A Mnemonic task attenuates other-race deficits in recognition memory and implicit bias Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Ahmad, Yoseph
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.358
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The Role of Color and Shape in Bottom-Up Processing with Realistic Stimuli Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Park, Sandra
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.359
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Contrast manipulations influence on congruency effect in expert music reading Undergraduate Just-In-Time Submission
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Shah, Darshan
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Undergraduate Just-In-Time 3
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Banyan Breezeway
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56.401
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Does neural activity in human V1 persist during working memory, and if not, why?
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Chu, Wing K. H.
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.402
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Effect of landmark usefulness on spatial working memory representations
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Schmitz, Nicholas
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.403
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N2pc set-size effects emerge when working memory requires flexible spatial representations
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Hu, Gengshi
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.404
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Allocentric visuospatial working memory is more robust than egocentric to age-related decline
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Wernicke, Stella
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.405
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Spatiotopic working memory measured with oculomotor responses
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Bass, Sylvie R.
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.406
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Visual Context Modulates Systematic Biases in Human Spatial Working Memory
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Lim, Danny
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Visual Working Memory: Spatial
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Pavilion
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56.407
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Buy One, Get the Rest Free: Accessing a Single Element Activates the Whole Chunk Even When It Hurts
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Ertas, Nurullah
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Visual Working Memory: Objects, features
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Pavilion
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56.408
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No real-world object benefit for visual working memory in a whole-report task
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Kozlova, Olga
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Visual Working Memory: Objects, features
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Pavilion
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56.409
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Flexible grouping processes in visual working memory via adaptable pointer allocation
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Lando, Shachar
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Visual Working Memory: Objects, features
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Pavilion
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56.410
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Planning favors gist-level ensembles under higher visual working memory demand
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Ying, Zhuojun
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Visual Working Memory: Objects, features
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Pavilion
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56.411
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Race and Gender are spontaneously encoded in Visual Working Memory (VWM)
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Williams, Lauren
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Visual Working Memory: Objects, features
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Pavilion
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56.412
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Identifying the visual features of European Paleolithic cave paintings that are diagnostic of category, age, and location
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Tomz, David
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.413
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Three-dimensional shape cues affect human and artificial recognition systems differently
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Baker, Nicholas
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.414
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A deeper look into occlusion types and their impact on object recognition models
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King, Courtney M.
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.415
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Better Models Through Worse Images: Degradation Training Helps Align CNNs with Humans
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Parde, Connor
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.416
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Critical Viewing Distance for Object Recognition under Degraded Vision
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Jin, Rui
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.417
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A Geometric Framework for Testing Euclidean and Hyperbolic Structure in Neural Visual Representations
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Chen, Yifei E.
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.418
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When Models See Wholes: A Mechanistic Account of Holistic Processing in Deep Vision Models
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Doshi, Fenil
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.419
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Adopting a human developmental visual diet yields robust and shape-based AI vision
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Lu, Zejin
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.420
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Exploring Individual Differences in DNN Representations
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Peng, Yinuo
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.421
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Natural shape features facilitate object representation in cortical area V4 and artificial neural networks
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Wube, Dagmawi N.
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.422
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Task-Driven Recurrent Demands Reduce ANN Alignment with Primate IT
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Fide, Ezgi
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.423
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The Impact of Recurrent Circuitry on Emergent Orthogonal Category Structure in Deep Vision Models
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Luo, Kexin Cindy
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.424
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Object and Scene Recognition Abilities Predict the Content and Quality of Image Descriptions
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Mueller, Melina O.
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.425
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The SHINIER the Better: An Adaptation of the SHINE Toolbox on Python
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Salvas-Hébert, Mathias
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Object Recognition: Models
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Pavilion
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56.426
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Recurrent network contributions to visual response dynamics in macaque IT revealed by targeted optogenetics and modeling
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Dinh, Alvin
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.427
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Neural basis of perceived position in the frame effect
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Choe, Eunhye
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.428
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The neural correlates of metacontrast masking are stimulus specific.
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Contemori, Giulio
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.429
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Symmetry responses in marmoset visual cortex measured with SSVEPs
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Kohler, Peter J.
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.430
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The influence of familiarity on symmetry perception
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Dao, Chi T. K.
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.431
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Low-variance dimensions of cortical activity carry behaviorally relevant information
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Han, Chihye
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.432
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Contour integration in humans and CNNs
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Herzog, Michael
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.433
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Internal noise may not be so internal
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Ng, Cherlyn J
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.434
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From Neural Units to Constant Curvature Representations of Contour Shape
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Kellman, Philip
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.435
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Divergent Developmental Trajectories of Visual Acuity and Crowding Revealed Through Biomimetic Deep Neural Network Training
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Arslan, Suayb
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.436
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Representational momentum in 2D visual feature space follows a Feature-Selection strategy
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Chunamchai, Sedthapong
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.437
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The Multiscale Entropy-Regularized Symmetry (MERSymm) Algorithm for the General Extraction of Gestalt Principles and Symbolic Knowledge from Images
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Kutt, Brody
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.438
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Comparing brain, human, and machine perceptual similarity of visual images
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Chong, Daniel
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.439
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Attention modulates both serial dependence and central tendency bias in spatial judgments
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Niemi, Saija M.
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Perceptual Organization: Neural mechanisms, models
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Pavilion
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56.440
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Which delay is most effective? Characterizing temporal sensitivity to abrupt onset salient cues across delays and individuals
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Montalvo, Derrek T.
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.441
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The Influence of Motivation on Attentional Capture and Feature Perception
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Liu, Fengyuan
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.442
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Attentional Capture by an Abrupt Onset Impairs Target Perception Under Serial Search, but Not Under Parallel Search
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Heo, Seonbeom
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.443
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Where Attention is Captured: Localizing the Processing Locus of Interference from Salient Singleton Distractors.
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Kwon, Jonga
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.444
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Seeing an Event Isn’t Enough: Phenomenal Causality Modulates Attentional Capture But Not Automatically
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He, Wanna
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.445
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Distraction Under High Perceptual Load: Attentional Capture Occurs Even Without Behavioral Costs.
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Manini, Greta
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.446
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Effects of inter-trial priming on contingent attentional capture and set-specific capture
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Moore, Katherine S.
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.447
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The incidence of visual alerting is not black and white.
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Yapp, Rachel J.
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.448
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Impact of target- and distractor-defining stimulus features on distractor-induced attentional capture at task-irrelevant locations
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Purnell, Sarah E.
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.449
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Task structure shapes behavioral estimates of focused and distributed spatial attention
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Harrison, Amelia
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.450
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Rapid inversion of singleton distractor representations underlies learned attentional suppression
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Zhang, Ziyao
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Attention: Capture 2
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Pavilion
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56.451
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Modulations of Ocular Drift During a Covert Attention Task
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Brandolani, Riccardo
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.452
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Concurrent Physical Effort Facilitates Temporal Attention
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Yang, Li
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.453
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Mechanisms of temporal individuation and averaging: the role of prior knowledge
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Ramati, Roy
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.454
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An Electrophysiological Study of Rhythmic Attentional Sampling During Temporal Orienting
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Powell, Travis
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.455
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Dynamic profiles of temporal attention to working-memory contents
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Echeverria-Altuna, Irene
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.456
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The post-target dip: Detecting targets in a continuous stream boosts memory for target-paired images but impairs memory for the next image
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Pham, Teresa P.
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.457
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Conceptual Relatedness Fails as a Search Template Under High-Speed Presentation
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Kousa, Moussa
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.458
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Experience Dependent Modulation of Arousal During Dynamic Game Performance
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Kulwicki, Jordan
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.459
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Aging and Visual Attention: Minimal Impact or Major Decline?
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Holcombe, Alex
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Attention: Temporal
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Pavilion
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56.460
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Spatial Gradients of Reward and Threat Interact to Guide Human Foraging Patterns
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TAVACIOGLU, EBRU ECEM
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Attention: Reward
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Pavilion
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56.461
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Attentional capture by signals of reward influences value-based decision-making
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Pearson, Daniel
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Attention: Reward
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Pavilion
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56.462
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Emotional Climate Images Capture Attention
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Wallace, Erin
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Attention: Reward
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Pavilion
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56.463
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The Influence of Emotion on Object-Based Attention Using Reward
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Mahagabin, Sanweda
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Attention: Reward
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Pavilion
|
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56.464
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Emotional arousal modulates receptive field properties in human early visual cortices
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Sun, Chenanke
|
Attention: Reward
|
Pavilion
|
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56.465
|
What does vision sound like? Variability in cross-modal perception
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Lytle, Naomi
|
Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
|
Pavilion
|
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56.466
|
Lower Susceptibility to the McGurk Illusion in Misophonia
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Mahzouni, Ghazaleh
|
Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
|
Pavilion
|
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56.467
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Individualized Acoustic Noise Enhances Vision Through Crossmodal Stochastic Resonance
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Ozaydin, Mustafa
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Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
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Pavilion
|
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56.468
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The development of crossmodal intuitive physics and its relation to crossmodal correspondences
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Abdollahinarenjbon, Mahan
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Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
|
Pavilion
|
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56.469
|
Bottom-up and top-down factors in the ventriloquist effect
|
Park, Zion
|
Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
|
Pavilion
|
|
56.470
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Synthetic Scene Generation for Evaluating Visual Feature Contributions to Segmentation Decisions
|
Martin, Joshua M.
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Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
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Pavilion
|
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56.471
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Sustained Auditory Spatial Attention Facilitates Visual Processing
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Choi, Yong Min
|
Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
|
Pavilion
|
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56.472
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Emotional arousal alters population spatial frequency tuning
|
Ramirez, Luis D.
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Multisensory Processing: Audiovisual
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Pavilion
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