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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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36.451
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The object as the unit for state switching in visual working memory
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Zhu, Shengnan
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.463
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Object center of mass predicts endpoints for free-hand pointing in virtual reality
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Schuetz, Immo
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.431
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“Repulsive-followed-by-attractive” past-present neural interactions underlie serial dependence
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Zhang, Huihui
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.323
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Can people determine object distance from its visual size and position in a correctly scaled 2D scene displayed on a large screen with aligned ground plane?
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Kim, Jong-Jin
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.363
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Can multiple equally salient distractors be suppressed simultaneously?
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Drisdelle, Brandi Lee
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.301
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Finetuning primate visual representations with word recognition
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Agrawal, Aakash
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.401
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Multivariate analysis of structure-function-behavior relations supporting face recognition behavior in autistic and non-autistic adolescents
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Qian, Yiming
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.314
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Contrasting learning dynamics: Immediate generalisation in humans and generalisation lag in deep neural networks
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Huber, Lukas S.
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.353
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Exploring the limits of relational guidance using categorical and non-categorical text cues
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Ford, Steven
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.337
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Effects of NORDIC denoising on population receptive field maps
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Windischberger, Christian
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.411
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Aftereffects following adaptation to face mental images
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Salvas-Hébert, Mathias
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.442
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The pupil and the mind’s eye: Portable pupillometry captures robust responses to imaginary light
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McPhee, Michael
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.421
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Examining spontaneous neural activity patterns in developmental prosopagnosia using resting state EEG
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Mishra, Maruti
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.302
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Task-based modulation of higher-order lexical statistics in the ventral and dorsal visual streams
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Woolnough, Oscar
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.452
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Chunking as an object: What comes together, goes together
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Poungtubtim, Chattarin
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.443
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Pupillary Response in Visual Imagery
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Hon, Sin Wan Sharon
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.412
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An Efficient Multimodal fMRI Localizer for High-Level Visual, Auditory, and Cognitive Regions in Humans
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Hutchinson, Samuel
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.422
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Like adults, children cannot distinguish between AI-synthesized faces from real ones but exhibit a response bias toward synthesized faces
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Chien, Sarina Hui-Lin
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.402
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N170 and N250 sensitivity to diagnostic facial information during whole-face recognition
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Audette, Pierre-Louis
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.464
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Measuring conscious monitoring and metacognition at the start, middle and end of a reaching movement
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Oancea, Gabriela
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.364
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Can people suppress salient visual distractors without foreknowledge of their colors?
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McDonald, John
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.338
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Comparing pRF Mapping Estimates for Words and Checker Patterns
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Linhardt, David
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.315
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A neural network model of how category learning alters perceptual similarity
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Rosedahl, Luke
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.324
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Enhancing wayfinding in simulated prosthetic vision through semantic segmentation and rastering
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LeVier, Tori N.
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.432
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Serial dependence in visual working memory could improve representational precision without our awareness
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Chiu, Jenny W.S.
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.354
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Exogenous cues make search less effortful
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Lee, Sangji
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.444
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Assessing Visual Mental Imagery in Cerebral Visual Impairment
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Manley, Claire E.
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.355
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Contextual cueing is not restricted to a local context, when the local context cannot be easily segregated
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Zheng, Aner
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.433
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Visual working memory load persists during the comparison phase
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Zhao, Chong
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.453
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Distractor control facilitates an integration of target features in visual working memory
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Lee, Hansol
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.413
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Behavioural and ERP correlates of eye-movement patterns in face perception
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Zhong, Nianzeng
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.365
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Distractor suppression in primary visual cortex
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Richter, David
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.403
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Neural correlates of familiar face recognition do not benefit from colour information
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Wiese, Holger
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.339
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The influence of attentional load on population receptive field properties
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Sheikh Abdirashid, Sumiya
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.303
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Quantification of reading circuits in the ventral occipitotemporal cortex
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Lei, Yongning
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.423
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The relative contribution of face and body for person recognition in infancy
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Kobayashi, Megumi
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.325
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FlyingObjects: Testing and aligning humans and machines in gamified object vision tasks
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Peters, Benjamin
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.465
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Effects of sensorimotor adaptation on confidence
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Fassold, Marissa
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.316
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Decoding Contextual Effects in Vision: A Cross-Species Behavioral Approach
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Zafer, Anaa
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.434
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Flexible allocation of visual selection and action planning during visual working memory
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Nasrawi, Rose
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.424
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Does confidence predict face-identification accuracy for same-race and other-race faces?
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Jeckeln, Geraldine
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.304
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Cortical activations for symmetry effect on visual word form perception in developmental dyslexia
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Hung, Shao-Chin
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.317
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Acceleration of visual object categorization in the first year of life
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Spriet, Celine
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.340
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A novel approach for population-receptive field mapping using high-performance computing
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Mittal, Siddharth
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.356
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Contextual cueing in highly complex real-world stimuli
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Tomshe, Tom
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.404
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Race shapes rapid neural face categorization
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Schaller, Pauline
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.326
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Predictive processing of upcoming scene views in immersive environments: evidence from continuous flash suppression
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Mynick, Anna
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.414
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Concurrent face-selective neural activity across the ventral occipitotemporal cortex revealed with human intracerebral recordings
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Jacques, Corentin
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.454
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Iconic Memory is not a Feature Soup
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Catington, Mary
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.366
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Revisiting the timing of salient-signal suppression
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Tay, Daniel
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.445
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Can we predict vividness from the characteristics of imagined images? A novel database featuring vividness judgments of the Natural Scene Dataset
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Landry, Catherine
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.466
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Rapid adaptation to acceleration during interceptive hand movements
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Kreyenmeier, Philipp
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.327
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Scene semantic and gaze effects on allocentric coding in naturalistic (virtual) environments
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Baltaretu, Bianca
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.405
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Simultaneous activation of multiple face representations
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Lidborg, Linda H.
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.341
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Population receptive field models capture event-related MEG responses
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Eickhoff, Kathi
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.435
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The Dynamics of Visual Working-Memory Partial-Update Depends on Set-size and Spatial Layout
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Wang, Shaoying
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.415
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Cross-validating the neurofunctional electrophysiological markers of early face categorization
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Stacchi, Lisa
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.305
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Measure letter recognition performance: A subjective evaluation method
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Yu, Deyue
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.467
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“Automatic” online corrections during a reaching task are associated with individual differences in executive function.
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Striemer, Christopher L.
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.367
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Effects of search priority on working memory-guided search for real objects: Evidence from eye-movements
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Ramzaoui, Hanane
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.425
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Examining the role of facial expressions in unfamiliar face recognition
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Vyas, Shruti
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.318
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Comparison Training Improves Perceptual Learning of Skin Cancer Diagnoses
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Jacoby, Victoria L.
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.357
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Examining differential effects of target and context repetition in visual search: Insights from a big data approach
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Siritzky, Emma M.
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.446
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Decoding sound content in early visual cortex of aphantasic individuals
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Montabes de la Cruz, Belen M.
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.455
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Task-irrelevant motion information modulates working memory representations
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Gamba, Johan A.
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.447
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Neural entrainment to imagined rhythms in individuals with proficient imagery ability
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Jiang, Fang
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.468
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Minimal influence of suppressed distractors on reaching movements
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Ahn, Shinhae
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.342
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Spatial Frequency Tuning in Early Visual Cortex is Not Scale Invariant
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Klimova, Michaela
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.306
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Parallel processing of written words as a function of visual field position
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Firoozan, Kimya
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.426
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Fast readout of identity-related information in multiple images after incidental learning
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Cho, Jieun
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.406
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The neural basis of human unfamiliar face identity recognition with fMRI frequency-tagging
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Laurent, Marie-Alphée
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.436
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The oblique effect in visual working memory is enhanced by distraction, regardless of tDCS manipulations
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Yörük, Harun
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.456
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Object-location binding in visual working memory prevents effective updating
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Lout, Eva
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.328
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Find the Orange: How rich and accurate is the visual percept that guides action?
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Zoroufi, Aryan
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.358
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Task complexity and onset of visual information influence action planning in a natural foraging task
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Kuhn, Danilo A.
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.416
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Dynamics of Face Perception: Unraveling the Role of Eyes and Mouth in Neural Processing
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Gunindi, Yasemin
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.368
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Evaluating the contributions of top-down and bottom-up processing on eye movements during parallel visual search
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Tan, Howard Jia He
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.319
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Shifting Perceptions: The Effects of Subordinate Level Training on Category Restructuring
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Lawrance, Anna K.
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.369
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Viewpoint selection in active visual search
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Wu, Tiffany
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Visual Search: Eye movements, suppression
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.427
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Faster categorization of the majority-race faces in a multiracial society
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Or, Charles C.-F.
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.448
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Visual cortical contributions to emotional imagery
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Cao, Lily
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.417
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Effective connectivity of the human cortical face network through concurrent intracerebral electrical stimulation and frequency-tagged visual presentation
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Angelini, Luna
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.343
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Hierarchical Gaussian Process Model for Human Retinotopic Mapping
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Waz, Sebastian
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.469
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An inhibitory mechanism prevents outdated actions of eye and hand movements
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Kuper, Clara
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.437
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High resolution imaging of the human prefrontal cortex during working memory
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Lu, Zhengang
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.307
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Redundant target effects reveal capacity limits for recognizing words as a function of visual field position
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Hossain, Jannat
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.457
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Strategically choosing between resetting and updating processes in visual working memory.
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Friedman, Shani
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.359
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The Interaction of Clutter and Scene Size on Visual Search in Natural Scenes
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Si, Wentao
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.329
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Visual Cues in Nonvisual Cooking: Assessing the Role of Tactile and AI-Assisted Technologies
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Turkstra, Lily M.
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.407
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Unraveling the Neural Code for Real Life Facial Expression Perception
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Alreja, Arish
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.320
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The influence of expertise and individual differences on psychological embeddings
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Mah, Eric
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.308
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The processing of spatial frequencies through time in visual word recognition
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Bertrand Pilon, Clémence
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.470
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Bayesian inference of perceptual uncertainty, behavioral costs, and prior beliefs for continuous perception-action tasks
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Niehues, Tobias F.
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.428
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How the learning of unfamiliar faces is affected by their similarity to already-known faces
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Atkinson, Maddie
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.330
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No effect of reducing visual realism on motion sickness in virtual reality
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Saunders, Jeffrey
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.458
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A Change Localization Benefit for Mixed Arrays Over Uniform Arrays
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Adekoya, Temilade
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.360
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Robust Target-Related Clutter Metrics for Natural Images
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Zhou, Elizabeth
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.321
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Unveiling the origin of the word-specific area with the object space model
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Yang, Jia
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.408
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Wavelet-based image decomposition affects SSVEP signal amplitude for face identification
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Lamontagne, Jérémy
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.438
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Interactions Between Visual Working Memory and Face Perception
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Paranjape, Sanika
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.418
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Exploring Visual Strategies and their Electrophysiological Correlates in Same and Other-Race Face Processing
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Charbonneau, Isabelle
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.344
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Diffeomorphic Registration Enhances Retinotopic Mapping in 3T
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Jalili Mallak, Negar
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.449
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Unveiling Mental Imagery: Enhanced Mental Images Reconstruction using EEG and the Bubbles Method
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Lamy-Proulx, Audrey
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.322
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Cross-Species and Cross-Modality Studies of Food-Specific Brain Regions
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GONG, Baoqi
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Object Recognition: Acquisition of categories
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.361
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Assessing The Effect of Stimuli Complexity in Web-Based Visual Foraging
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Velazquez, Enilda
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.345
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Behavioral and neural signatures of efficient sensory encoding in the tilt illusion
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Zhang, Ling-Qi
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.419
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Face-related activity in superior colliculus and temporal cortex of primates
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Yu, Gongchen
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.331
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From the flow of liquids to the flow of time: Granularity of spontaneous liquid flow predictions in visual perception impacts experienced time
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Zhang, Yuting
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.309
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A psychophysical approach for investigating format readability online
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Küçük, Kurtuluş Mert
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.459
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Comparing representational structures for simple and complex stimuli in visual working memory
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Longoria-Valenzuela, Isabella
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.450
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Building compositional memories and imagery from disentangled latent spaces in an autoencoder
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Wyble, Brad
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Visual Memory: Imagery
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Pavilion
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36.429
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Physically blurred faces are more recognizable at a distance
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Yuan, Lei
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.409
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Where in the brain are face form and motion encoded independently?
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Soto, Fabian A.
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.471
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Lighting conditions affect the selection of contact points when grasping complex 3D shapes
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Derzsi, Zoltan
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
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36.439
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The Art of Remembering: Applying Visual Design Principles to Memory
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Rafiei, Mohsen
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.430
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The importance of conceptual knowledge when learning new faces during naturalistic viewing
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Noad, Kira
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Face and Body Perception: Development, experience
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Pavilion
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36.332
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Learning or doing? Visual recognition of epistemic vs. pragmatic intent
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Croom, Sholei
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.460
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Exploring the relationship between fluid intelligence and visual working memory for simple features vs. real-world objects
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Shlipak, Kaira
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
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Pavilion
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36.440
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Attractor dynamics in morph-shape working memory in macaque prefrontal cortex
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Dang, Wenhao
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Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
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Pavilion
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36.346
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A modular image-computable psychophysical spatial vision model
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Reichert, Jannik
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Spatial Vision: Models
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.420
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Language model prediction of visual cortex responses to dynamic social scenes
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McMahon, Emalie
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 2
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Pavilion
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36.362
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VowelWorld 2.0: Using artificial scenes to study semantic and syntactic scene guidance
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Markov, Yuri
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Visual Search: Cueing, context, scene complexity, semantics
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.310
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Typeface Matters: Psychophysical Insights into Readability Across Different Reading Tasks
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Atilgan, Nilsu
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Object Recognition: Reading
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Banyan Breezeway
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36.410
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Judging the perceptual similarity of own- and other-race faces
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Lall, Megan
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Face and Body Perception: Neural mechanisms 1
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Pavilion
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36.472
|
Object Affordances through the window of Verb Usage Patterns and Behavior
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Vaziri-Pashkam, Maryam
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
|
Pavilion
|
|
36.461
|
Highly memorable images are easier to perceive
|
Deng, Will
|
Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
|
Pavilion
|
|
36.473
|
Visual uncertainty about target and cursor in a continuous psychophysics task differently affect tracking performance
|
Straub, Dominik
|
Action: Reach, grasp, track
|
Pavilion
|
|
36.441
|
EEG-based decoding of shapes and their categories in visual working memory
|
Printzlau, Frida
|
Visual Memory: Working memory and neural mechanisms, models, decision making
|
Pavilion
|
|
36.311
|
Light or Bold? Navigating Font Weights and Grades for Enhanced Readability
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Rashid, Md Mamunur
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Object Recognition: Reading
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.347
|
Analytic model of response statistics in noisy neural populations with divisive normalization
|
Herrera-Esposito, Daniel
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Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.333
|
Social and Perceptual Attributions Derived from Moving Shapes: A Language Model Analysis
|
Grossman, Emily D
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.348
|
A highly replicable model of achromatic contrast sensitivity based on individual differences in optics and spatial channels: robust consistency in factor structure across >6 very different datasets
|
Peterzell, David Henry
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Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.474
|
Virtual Reality, real information for action and perception? A VR study.
|
Foglino, Caterina
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Action: Reach, grasp, track
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Pavilion
|
|
36.462
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The creation of artwork reveals temporal and spatial properties of memorability
|
Davis, Trent M.
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Visual Memory: Working memory and objects, features
|
Pavilion
|
|
36.334
|
Testing mental computations of center of mass using real-world stability judgments
|
Bucci-Mansilla, Giuliana
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.312
|
The effects of variable fonts on sentence-level reading
|
Guidi, Silvia
|
Object Recognition: Reading
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.335
|
Velocity– not Perceived as such: The Role of Perceived Mass on Motion Estimation
|
Deeb, Abdul-Rahim
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.313
|
Language-universal and script-specific factors in the recognition of letters in visual crowding: The effects of lexicality, hemifield, and transitional probabilities in a right-to-left script
|
Yashar, Amit
|
Object Recognition: Reading
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.349
|
A Robust Co-variation of the Stimulus-specific Bias and Variability across Different Viewing Conditions and Observers, and Its Implication on the Bayesian Account of Orientation Estimation
|
LEE, SANG HUN
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Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.350
|
Limits on Human Contrast Sensitivity Imposed by the Initial Visual Encoding
|
Hong, Fangfang
|
Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.336
|
Perceiving animacy through schematic intuitive physics: Shared conceptual structure of animacy between vision and language
|
Tang, Ning
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Scene Perception: Virtual environments, intuitive physics
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.351
|
An internal representation of contrast based on magnitude estimation compatible with discrimination
|
Rodríguez Arribas, Cristina
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Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
|
|
36.352
|
Spatially-specific feature tuning drives response properties of macaque IT cortex
|
Jagadeesh, Akshay V
|
Spatial Vision: Models
|
Banyan Breezeway
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