Visual Search: Models, strategy, sequential effects, context

Poster Session: Sunday, May 18, 2025, 2:45 – 6:45 pm, Banyan Breezeway

Abstract#	Poster Title	First Author
36.301	Contextual Cueing in Complex Stimuli: Attentional Guidance and Response Facilitation Benefits	Tomshe, David A.
36.302	Improved target detection (fewer LBFTS errors) in the repeated displays contributes to Contextual Cueing	Choi, Jeunghwan
36.303	Characterizing the Independent and Joint Impacts of Previous Category Evidence and Visual and Semantic Similarity on Visual Attention	Grady, Justin
36.304	A salient, expected target in an unexpected setting can produce inattentional blindness	Ernst, Daniel
36.305	Do infrequent task-irrelevant visual cues cause distraction?	Jankovic, Nadja
36.306	Explicit strategy instructions boost visual search optimality, but the benefits are short-lived	Siesel, Mackenzie J.
36.307	Negative Attentional Templates Depend on Top-down Control, not Selection History	Bennett, Haley
36.308	Patches half-empty: How to forage when some patches contain only distractors	Hong, Injae
36.309	To choose or not to choose: Voluntary task switching without cost in visual search	Mitra, Ava
36.310	Two separate category learning systems govern categorical search	Schmidt, Joseph
36.311	What makes a search effortful? Evidence from a search discounting paradigm	Zhang, Tianyu
36.312	Parallel Accumulators in LIP Drive Behavioral Choices in Visual Search: Evidence from Single-Neuron Recordings	Ozana, Aviad
36.313	Parallel Accumulators in LIP Drive Reaction Times in Visual Search: Evidence from Single-Neuron Recordings	Alkan, Yelda

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