Journal: Journal of Vision
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J Vis
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- Responses of V4 neurons to colored Glass patternsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionKiper, Daniel C. (2005) - Exploring the relationship between oculomotor preparation and gaze-cued covert shifts in attentionItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionParker, Samantha; Ramsey, Richard (2023)Eye gaze plays dual perceptual and social roles in everyday life. Gaze allows us to select information, while also indicating to others where we are attending. There are situations, however, where revealing the locus of our attention is not adaptive, such as when playing competitive sports or confronting an aggressor. It is in these circumstances that covert shifts in attention are assumed to play an essential role. Despite this assumption, few studies have explored the relationship between covert shifts in attention and eye movements within social contexts. In the present study, we explore this relationship using the saccadic dual-task in combination with the gaze-cueing paradigm. Across two experiments, participants prepared an eye movement or fixated centrally. At the same time, spatial attention was cued with a social (gaze) or non-social (arrow) cue. We used an evidence accumulation model to quantify the contributions of both spatial attention and eye movement preparation to performance on a Landolt gap detection task. Importantly, this computational approach allowed us to extract a measure of performance that could unambiguously compare covert and overt orienting in social and non-social cueing tasks for the first time. Our results revealed that covert and overt orienting make separable contributions to perception during gaze-cueing, and that the relationship between these two types of orienting was similar for both social and non-social cueing. Therefore, our results suggest that covert and overt shifts in attention may be mediated by independent underlying mechanisms that are invariant to social context. - A bottom–up model of spatial attention predicts human error patterns in rapid scene recognitionItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionEinhäuser, Wolfgang; Mundhenk, T. Nathan; Baldi, Pierre; et al. (2007) - The local and global processing of chromatic Glass patternsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionMandelli, Marie-Juliette F.; Kiper, Daniel C. (2005) - The detection of colored Glass patternsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionCardinal, Kristen S.; Kiper, Daniel C. (2003) - Extraocular muscle deformation assessed by motion-encoded MRI during eye movement in healthy subjectsItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionPiccirelli, Marco; Luechinger, Roger; Rutz, Andrea K.; et al. (2007) - Discrimination of locomotion direction in impoverished displays of walkers by macaque monkeysItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionVangeneugden, Joris; Vancleef, Kathleen; Jaeggli,Tobias; et al. (2010) - Extra-retinal mechanisms as compensation for retinal-circuit-level visual masking effects in saccadic suppressionItem type: Other Conference Item
Journal of VisionIdrees, Saad; Franke, Felix; Hafed, Ziad; et al. (2018) - Color aids late but not early stages of rapid natural scene recognitionItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionYao, Angela Y.J.; Einhäuser, Wolfgang (2008) - Contrast invariance of functional maps in cat primary visual cortexItem type: Journal Article
Journal of VisionCarandini, Matteo; Sengpiel, Frank (2004)
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