Article Title,Year,Volume,Issue,Page Range,Author
Optic variables used to judge future ball arrival position in expert and novice soccer players,2009,71,3,515-522,Fernandez
Eye-movement-driven changes in the perception of auditory space,2010,72,3,736-746,Collins
Examination of gaze behaviors under in situ and video simulation task constraints reveals differences in information pickup for perception and action,2010,72,3,706-720,Davids
What the experimenter's prime tells the observer's brain,2010,72,5,1367-1376,Cole
Duck! Scaling the height of a horizontal barrier to body height,2010,72,5,1338-1349,Stefanucci
The dark side of visual awareness in sport: Inattentional blindness in a real-world basketball task,2010,72,5,1327-1337,Memmert
A hit-and-miss investigation of asymmetries in wheelchair navigation,2010,72,6,1576-1590,Robertson
Response priming driven by local contrast not subjective brightness,2010,72,6,1556-1568,Schmidt
Feature-based attention to unconscious shapes and colors,2010,72,6,1480-1494,Schmidt
Implied body action directs spatial attention,2010,72,6,1437-1443,Reed
The Role of Visual Attention in Multiple Object Tracking: Evidence from ERPs,2010,72,1,33-52,Hoffman
Cast shadow can modulate the judged final position of a moving target,2010,72,7,1930-1937,Miura
Nonindependent and nonstationary response times in stopping and stepping saccade tasks,2010,72,7,1913-1929,Logan
A balancing act: Physical balance through arousal influences size perception,2010,72,7,1890-1902,Stefanucci
Slant perception in near space is categorically biased: Evidence for a vertical tendency,2010,72,7,1875-1889,Durgin
Parallel response selection in dual-task situations via automatic category-to-response translation,2010,72,7,1791-1802,Thomson
Task switching under predictable and unpredictable circumstances,2010,72,7,1776-1790,Quinlan
Direction information in multiple object tracking is limited by a graded resource,2010,72,7,1765-1775,Cohen
Characteristic sounds make you look at target objects more quickly,2010,72,7,1736-1741,Theeuwes
The control of stimulus-driven saccades is subject not to central but to visual attention limitations,2010,72,8,2168-2175,Carbone
Does feature similarity facilitate attentional selection?,2010,72,8,2128-2143,Festman
Attentional capture by motion onsets is modulated by perceptual load,2010,72,8,2096-2105,Cosman
Unexpected changes in direction of motion attract attention,2010,72,8,2087-2095,Holcombe
Timing divided attention,2010,72,8,2059-2068,Verstraten
A brief introduction to the use of event-related potentials in studies of perception and attention,2010,72,8,2031-2046,Woodman
Task-based working memory guidance of visual attention,2011,73,4,1082-1095,Chen
When here becomes there: attentional distribution modulates foveal bias in peripheral localization,2011,73,3,809-828,Fortenbaugh
Visual apparent motion can be modulated by task-irrelevant lexical information,2011,73,4,1010-1015,Chen
Psychometric functions for detection and discrimination with and without flankers,2011,73,3,829-853,Woods
Effects of temporal and spatial separation on velocity and strength of illusory line motion,2011,73,4,1133-1146,Hubbard
The facing bias in biological motion perception: structure kinematics and body parts,2011,73,1,130-143,Schouten
Orienting of attention pupil size and the norepinephrine system,2011,73,1,123-129,Henik
The initial stage of visual selection is controlled by top-down task set: new ERP evidence,2011,73,1,113-122,Ansorge
Exogenous visual attention prolongs perceived duration,2011,73,1,68-85,Ulrich
On the role of intervening distractors in the attentional blink,2011,73,1,42-52,Brisson
The politics of attention: gaze-cuing effects are moderated by political temperament,2011,73,1,24-29,Dodd
The time course of attentional capture under dual-task conditions,2011,73,1,15-23,Spence
Attention doesn't slide: spatiotopic updating after eye movements instantiates a new discrete attentional locus,2011,73,1,7-14,Golomb
Consciousness of targets during the attentional blink: a gradual or all-or-none dimension?,2011,73,2,364-373,Nieuwenhuis
Dimension intertrial and cueing effects in localization: support for pre-attentively weighted one-route models of saliency,2011,73,2,349-363,Zehetleitner
Concurrency benefits in the attentional blink: Attentional flexibility and shifts of decision criteria,2011,73,2,374-388,Fortin
Exploring attention-based explanations for some violations of Hick's law for aimed movements,2011,73,3,854-871,Wright
Nonconcurrently presented auditory tones reduce distraction,2011,73,3,714-719,Stahl
Eyes wide shut: implied social presence eye tracking and attention,2011,73,2,291-296,Kingstone
Acquisition of decision making criteria: reward rate ultimately beats accuracy,2011,73,2,640-657,Cohen
Alerting enhances target identification but does not affect the magnitude of the attentional blink,2011,73,2,405-419,Spalek
On the theoretical error bound for estimating psychometric functions,2011,73,3,919-926,Richards
A re-examination of the impact of object processing on shifts of spatial attention,2011,73,3,688-694,Visser
Spatial distribution of attentional inhibition is not altered in healthy aging,2011,73,3,766-783,Langley
Diagnostic spatial frequencies and human efficiency for discriminating actions,2011,73,2,572-580,Thurman
Visual search and contextual cueing: differential effects in 10-year-old children and adults,2011,73,2,334-348,Couperus
The role of timing in the attentional boost effect,2011,73,2,389-404,Swallow
The boundary conditions for Bohr's law: when is reacting faster than acting?,2011,73,2,613-620,Wolfe
A new object captures attention-but only when you know which objects are old,2011,73,3,797-808,Chua
First come first served? Influence of changed object configuration on object-based attention,2011,73,3,678-687,Lin
Distraction and the auditory attentional blink,2011,73,3,695-701,Horváth
Subliminal priming with nearly perfect performance in the prime-classification task,2011,73,4,1255-1265,Finkbeiner
On the control of visual fixation durations in free viewing of complex images,2011,73,4,1120-1132,Velichkovsky
The contents of visual working memory reduce uncertainty during visual search,2011,73,4,996-1002,Cosman
Attentional load inhibits vection,2011,73,5,1467-1476,Seno
The influence of action on visual search: behavioral response toward stimuli modifies the selection process,2011,73,5,1453-1466,Buttaccio
Non-transient luminance changes do not capture attention,2011,73,5,1407-1421,Cole
Episodic retrieval and feature facilitation in intertrial priming of visual search,2011,73,5,1350-1360,Kristjánsson
Reexamining the possible benefits of visual crowding: dissociating crowding from ensemble percepts,2011,73,4,1003-1009,Whitney
Spatial attention and conscious perception: the role of endogenous and exogenous orienting,2011,73,4,1065-1081,Lupiáñez
Illusory conjunctions reflect the time course of the attentional blink,2011,73,5,1361-1373,Botella
Timing of reflexive visuospatial orienting in young young-old and old-old adults,2011,73,5,1546-1561,Langley
The eyeglass reversal,2011,73,5,1336-1343,Oh
Measuring perceptual centers using the phase correction response,2011,73,5,1614-1629,Repp
Where does attention go when you blink?,2011,73,5,1374-1384,Irwin
Object-scene inconsistencies do not capture gaze: Evidence from the flash-preview moving-window paradigm,2011,73,6,1742-1753,Võ
Prism adaptation in left-handers,2011,73,6,1871-1885,Redding
Personally-significant information affects performance only within the focus of attention: a direct manipulation of attention,2011,73,6,1754-1767,Cohen
Halt and recovery of illusory motion perception from peripherally viewed static images,2011,73,6,1823-1832,Ito
Attentional control settings modulate susceptibility to the induced Roelofs effect,2011,73,5,1398-1406,Lester
Perceptual scale expansion: An efficient angular coding strategy for locomotor space,2011,73,6,1856-1870,Durgin
Visual perceptual load induces inattentional deafness,2011,73,6,1780-1789,Macdonald
Dimension-specific attention directs learning and listening on auditory training tasks,2011,73,5,1329-1335,Moore
Adaptation to biological motion leads to a motion and a form aftereffect,2011,73,6,1843-1855,Lappe
Scrambled eyes? Disrupting scene structure impedes focal processing and increases bottom-up guidance,2011,73,7,2008-2025,Kingstone
Visual search for arbitrary objects in real scenes,2011,73,6,1650-1671,Wolfe
Visual awareness of objects and their colour,2011,73,7,2026-2043,Gellatly
Mystery of the anti-McCollough effect,2011,73,7,2197-2202,Bedford
Lightness constancy and illumination discounting,2011,73,6,1886-1902,Logvinenko
Faster target selection in preview visual search depends on luminance onsets: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence,2011,73,6,1637-1642,Eimer
On the limits of top-down control of visual selection,2011,73,7,2092-2103,Theeuwes
Context and competition in the capture of visual attention,2011,73,7,2053-2064,Theeuwes
Interval bias in 2AFC detection tasks: sorting out the artifacts,2011,73,7,2332-2352,Garcia-Perez
The underestimation of egocentric distance: Evidence from frontal matching tasks,2011,73,7,2205-2217,Durgin
Multiple-look effects on temporal discrimination within sound sequences,2011,73,7,2249-2269,Ten Hoopen
Target sparing effects in the attentional blink depend on type of stimulus,2011,73,7,2104-2123,Livesey
Tracking objects that move where they are headed,2011,73,7,2168-2179,Seiffert
Configural representations in spatial working memory: modulation by perceptual segregation and voluntary attention,2011,73,7,2130-2142,Reuter-Lorenz
Two (or three) is one too many: Testing the flexibility of contextual cueing with multiple target locations,2011,73,7,2065-2076,von Mühlenen
The anti-McCollough effect: the mystery remains,2011,73,7,2203-2204,Sheth
Absence of attentional capture in parallel search is possible: A failure to replicate attentional capture in a non-singleton target search task,2011,73,7,2044-2052,Wienrich
Erratum to: The what-where trade-off in multiple-identity tracking,2014,ePub,ePub,ePub,Horowitz
Multidimensional processing of dynamic sounds: more than meets the ear,2011,73,8,2624-2638,Liu
When half a face is as good as a whole: Effects of simple substantial occlusion on visual and audiovisual speech perception,2011,73,7,2270-2285,Jordan
Does oculomotor inhibition of return influence fixation probability during scene search?,2011,73,8,2384-2398,Henderson
Do working memory-driven attention shifts speed up visual awareness?,2011,73,8,2425-2433,Pan
The effect of spatial competition between object-level representations of target and mask on object substitution masking,2011,73,8,2528-2541,Gellatly
Fechner information and shape perception,2011,73,8,2353-2378,Norman
The costs of switching attentional sets,2011,73,8,2481-2488,Olivers
Seeing while acting: Hand movements can modulate attentional capture by motion onset,2011,73,8,2448-2456,Pratt
Influence of bias on visuospatial and verbal compatibility effects in mixed-mapping environments,2011,73,8,2594-2605,Proctor
Changes in search rate but not in the dynamics of exogenous attention in action videogame players,2011,73,8,2399-2412,Green
Signal detection evidence for limited capacity in visual search,2011,73,8,2413-2424,Wolfe
Incremental grouping of image elements in vision,2011,73,8,2542-2572,Houtkamp
Negative attentional set in the attentional blink: Control is not lost,2011,73,8,2489-2501,Martens
ERPs reveal similar effects of social gaze orienting and voluntary attention and distinguish each from reflexive attention,2011,73,8,2502-2513,Hopfinger
Coherence masking protection for speech in children and adults,2011,73,8,2606-2623,Nittrouer
Unconscious priming of task sets: The role of spatial attention,2012,74,1,105-114,Davis
Orienting attention to locations in mental representations,2012,74,1,146-162,Astle
Evidence for a shared mechanism used in multiple-object tracking and subitizing,2011,73,8,2457-2480,Chesney
The effect of betel nut chewing on contour and object masking,2011,73,8,2583-2593,Ho
Goal-relevant events need not be rare to boost memory for concurrent images,2012,74,1,70-82,Swallow
The effects of local prevalence and explicit expectations on search termination times,2012,74,1,115-123,Wolfe
Task demands determine the specificity of the search template,2012,74,1,124-131,Bravo
Haptic pop-out of movable stimuli,2012,74,1,204-215,Bergmann Tiest
Exploring the mental space of autonomous intentional agents,2012,74,1,239-249,Pantelis
Using the ideal observer to predict performance in perceptual tasks: An example from the auditory temporal masking domain,2011,73,8,2639-2648,Macdonald
Space- object- and feature-based attention interact to organize visual scenes,2011,73,8,2434-2447,Behrmann
Automatic priming of attentional control by relevant colors,2012,74,1,83-104,Ansorge
Algorithmic modeling of the irrelevant sound effect (ISE) by the hearing sensation fluctuation strength,2012,74,1,194-203,Fastl
Successes and failures in producing attentional object-based cueing effects,2012,74,1,43-69,Schmidt
The impact of category separation on unsupervised categorization,2011,74,2,466-475,Ell
Curved apparent motion induced by amodal completion,2011,74,2,350-364,Singh
Minds on the blink: The relationship between inattentional blindness and attentional blink,2012,74,2,322-330,Beanland
Spatial and visuospatial working memory tests predict performance in classic multiple-object tracking in young adults but nonspatial measures of the executive do not,2012,74,2,300-311,Trick
Testing theories of post-error slowing,2012,74,2,454-465,Forstmann
Inhibitory guidance in visual search: The case of movement-form conjunctions,2012,74,2,269-284,Humphreys
Spatial mislocalization as a consequence of sequential coding of stimuli,2012,74,2,365-378,Ansorge
Improved top-down control reduces oculomotor capture: The case of action video game players,2012,74,2,257-262,Kingstone
The multiple-weighting-systems hypothesis: Theory and empirical support,2012,74,3,540-552,Zehetleitner
Substitution and pooling in crowding,2012,74,2,379-396,Freeman
Response to an intervening event reverses nonspatial repetition effects in 2AFC tasks: Nonspatial IOR?,2012,74,2,331-349,Milliken
Interocular conflict attracts attention,2011,74,2,251-256,Van der Stigchel
Every moment counts: smooth transitions of object boundaries reflect constant updating in object-based attention,2011,74,3,533-539,Lin
Audiovisual interactions depend on context of congruency,2012,74,3,563-574,Sanabria
Spatial attention and reaction times during smooth pursuit eye movement,2012,74,3,493-509,Seya
Close encounters of the distracting kind: Identifying the cause of visual tracking errors,2012,74,4,703-715,Bae
Local-to-global form interference in biological motion perception,2012,74,4,730-738,Lappe
Context effects on tempo and pleasantness judgments for Beatles songs,2012,74,3,575-599,Wedell
A simple proximity heuristic allows tracking of multiple objects through occlusion,2012,74,4,691-702,Scholl
When do luminance changes capture attention?,2012,74,4,674-690,Spehar
The impact of orienting attention in fast task-irrelevant perceptual learning,2012,74,4,648-660,Leclercq
Specificity and transfer effects in time production skill: examining the role of attention,2012,74,4,766-778,Bourne
White bear everywhere: Exploring the boundaries of the attentional white bear phenomenon,2012,74,4,661-673,Makovski
Threatening pictures induce shortened time-to-contact estimates,2012,74,5,979-987,DeLucia
Action video game experience reduces the cost of switching tasks,2012,74,4,641-647,Cain
Erratum to: Interocular conflict attracts attention,2014,ePub,ePub,ePub,Van der Stigchel
Size-brightness correspondence: Crosstalk and congruity among dimensions of connotative meaning,2012,74,6,1226-1240,Walker
The Tölz Temporal Topography Study: Mapping the visual field across the life span. Part I: The topography of light detection and temporal-information processing,2012,74,6,1114-1132,Poggel
Erratum to: The impact of orienting attention in fast task-irrelevant perceptual learning,2013,ePub,ePub,ePub,Leclercq
Erratum to: Response trajectories reveal conflict phase in image-word mismatch,2013,ePub,ePub,ePub,Cavanagh
Spatial working memory for locations specified by vision and audition: Testing the amodality hypothesis,2012,74,6,1260-1267,Loomis
The mental wormhole: Internal attention shifts without regard for distance,2012,74,6,1199-1215,Tanoue
When emotional valence modulates audiovisual integration,2012,74,6,1302-1311,Spence
Attentional spread in deaf and hearing participants: Face and object distractor processing under perceptual load,2012,74,6,1312-1320,Hauthal
Oculomotor inhibition of return: How soon is it "recoded" into spatiotopic coordinates?,2012,74,6,1145-1153,Klein
Using PPT to account for randomness in perception,2012,74,6,1355-1365,Trafimow
Capture of the gaze does not capture the mind,2012,74,6,1168-1182,Engbert
Does crossmodal correspondence modulate the facilitatory effect of auditory cues on visual search?,2012,74,6,1154-1167,Spence
Cognitive pitfall! Videogame players are not immune to dual-task costs,2012,74,5,803-809,Mitroff
Object-based attention: A tutorial review,2012,74,5,784-802,Chen
Feature binding across different visual dimensions,2012,74,7,1406-1415,Ward
Fear makes you stronger: Responding to feared animal targets in visual search,2012,74,7,1437-1445,Derakshan
Numerical distance effects in visual search,2012,74,6,1098-1103,Schwarz
Sustained attention attentional selectivity and attentional capacity across the lifespan,2012,74,8,1570-1582,Robertson
The influence of flankers on race categorization of faces,2012,74,8,1654-1667,Sun
The hands shield attention from visual interference,2012,74,7,1386-1390,Brockmole
False feedback increases detection of low-prevalence targets in visual search,2012,74,8,1583-1589,Schwark
Working memory load can both improve and impair selective attention: Evidence from the Navon paradigm,2012,74,7,1397-1405,de Fockert
Fire drill: Inattentional blindness and amnesia for the location of fire extinguishers,2012,74,7,1391-1396,Castel
The root cause of the attentional blink: First-target processing or disruption of input control?,2012,74,8,1606-1622,Spalek
The ignoring paradox: Cueing distractor features leads first to selection then to inhibition of to-be-ignored items,2012,74,8,1590-1605,Moher
Perception and action,2012,74,5,782,
Visual adaptation,2012,74,5,780,
Face age and sex modulate the other-race effect in face recognition,2012,74,8,1712-1721,Wallis
Speed has an effect on multiple-object tracking independently of the number of close encounters between targets and distractors,2013,75,1,53-67,Feria
Contextual influences of dimension speed and direction of motion on subjective time perception,2013,75,1,161-167,Reed
The effects of marker-related temporal cues on auditory gap-duration discrimination,2013,75,1,121-131,Stellmack
Effects of changes in size speed and distance on the perception of curved 3-D trajectories,2013,75,1,68-82,Andersen
Visual-illusion distance paradoxes: A resolution,2012,74,8,1568-1569,Parks
Happy with a difference unhappy with an identity: Observers' mood determines processing depth in visual search,2013,75,1,41-52,Krummenacher
Structure-from-motion: dissociating perception neural persistence and sensory memory of illusory depth and illusory rotation,2013,75,2,322-340,Braun
Top-down task sets for combined features: Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence for two stages in attentional object selection,2013,75,2,216-228,Eimer
Sources of bias and uncertainty in a visual temporal individuation task,2013,75,1,168-181,Martini
The perceived onset position of a moving target: Effects of trial contexts are evoked by different attentional allocations,2013,75,2,349-357,Müsseler
Using response time distributions to examine top-down influences on attentional capture,2013,75,2,257-277,Burnham
Visual search in divided areas: Dividers initially interfere with and later facilitate visual search,2013,75,2,299-307,Nakashima
Are age-related changes in cognitive function driven by age-related changes in sensory processing?,2013,75,3,508-524,Humes
Tuning characteristics of the top-down attentional setting,2013,75,3,440-455,Chua
Sustaining visual attention in the face of distraction: a novel gradual-onset continuous performance task,2013,75,3,426-439,Rosenberg
Cognitive load eliminates the global perceptual bias for unlimited exposure durations,2013,75,2,210-215,Linnell
Occluded motion alters event perception,2013,75,3,491-500,Kawachi
The case for causal influences of action videogame play upon vision and attention,2013,75,4,667-672,Kristjánsson
Expert anticipation from deceptive action,2013,75,4,751-770,Mori
The perception of object versus objectless motion,2013,75,4,726-737,Nichols
Attentional spreading in object-based attention: The roles of target-object integration and target presentation time,2013,75,5,876-887,Kong
Playing shooter and driving videogames improves top-down guidance in visual search,2013,75,4,673-686,Spence
Foreign accent strength and listener familiarity with an accent codetermine speed of perceptual adaptation,2013,75,3,537-556,Witteman
The speed and accuracy of material recognition in natural images,2013,75,5,954-966,Gegenfurtner
Why rare targets are slow: Evidence that the target probability effect has an attentional locus,2013,75,3,388-393,Hon
Temporal buffering and visual capacity: The time course of object formation underlies capacity limits in visual cognition,2013,75,5,921-933,Wutz
Cultural and learning differences in the Judd illusion,2013,75,5,1027-1038,van der Kamp
Effects of extensive dual-task practice on processing stages in simultaneous choice tasks,2013,75,5,900-920,Liepelt
Information continuity across the response selection bottleneck: Early parallel Task 2 response activation contributes to overt Task 2 performance,2013,75,5,934-953,Thomson
Exogenous object-centered attention,2013,75,5,812-818,Theeuwes
What makes an event: temporal integration of stimuli or actions?,2013,75,6,1293-1305,Gallimore
Changes in trunk orientation do not induce asymmetries in covert orienting,2013,75,6,1193-1205,Klein
Paying attention to attention: evidence for an attentional contribution to the size congruity effect,2013,75,6,1137-1147,Risko
Automatic identification of familiar faces,2013,75,7,1438-1450,Ruthruff
The impact of visual illusions on perception action planning and motor performance,2013,75,5,830-834,Vine
The use of exploratory procedures by blind and sighted adults and children,2013,75,7,1451-1464,Kappers
Visual discrimination thresholds for time to arrival,2013,75,7,1465-1472,Hecht
Age-related differences in selection by visual saliency,2013,75,7,1382-1394,Humphreys
The interaction between alerting and executive control: Dissociating phasic arousal and temporal expectancy,2013,75,7,1374-1381,Henik
Discriminating direction of motion trajectories from angular speed and background information,2013,75,7,1570-1582,Andersen
The effect of fatigue on the attentional blink,2013,75,6,1096-1102,Kawahara
Being confident without seeing: What subjective measures of visual consciousness are about,2013,75,7,1406-1426,Zehetleitner
The source of dual-task limitations: Serial or parallel processing of multiple response selections?,2013,75,7,1395-1405,Marois
Rapid volitional control of apparent motion during percept generation,2013,75,7,1486-1495,Grabowecky
Chasin' choppers: using unpredictable trajectories to test theories of object interception,2013,75,7,1496-1506,Marken
A comparison of visual and auditory representational momentum in spatial tasks,2013,75,7,1507-1519,Schmiedchen
Inhibition of return is at the midpoint of simultaneous cues,2013,75,8,1610-1618,Klein
Keys and seats: Spatial response coding underlying the joint spatial compatibility effect,2013,75,8,1725-1736,Prinz
Psychoacoustic abilities as predictors of vocal emotion recognition,2013,75,8,1799-1810,Kishon-Rabin
Visual priming through a boost of the target signal: Evidence from saccadic landing positions,2013,75,7,1336-1341,Meeter
Reconciling conflicting electrophysiological findings on the guidance of attention by working memory,2013,75,7,1330-1335,Woodman
The visual system prioritizes locations near corners of surfaces (not just locations near a corner),2013,75,8,1748-1760,Bertamini
Apparent causality affects perceived simultaneity,2013,75,7,1366-1373,Kohlrausch
The time course of temporal attention effects on nonconscious prime processing,2013,75,8,1667-1686,Schubert
Textures shape the attentional focus: Evidence from exogenous and endogenous cueing,2013,75,8,1644-1666,Schubö
Armed and attentive: Holding a weapon can bias attentional priorities in scene viewing,2013,75,8,1715-1724,Brockmole
No time-stretching illusion when a tone is followed by a noise,2013,75,8,1811-1816,Grondin
Is the emotional Stroop task a special case of mood induction? Evidence from sustained effects of attention under emotion,2014,76,1,81-97,Algom
Attentional engagement is not sufficient to prevent spatial capture,2014,76,1,19-31,Lamy
Capturing attention is not that simple: Different mechanisms for stimulus-driven and contingent capture,2013,75,8,1703-1714,Yeh
Informative cues can slow search: The cost of matching a specific template,2014,76,1,32-39,Bravo
Testing for controlled variables: a model-based approach to determining the perceptual basis of behavior,2014,76,1,255-263,Marken
Using ambiguous plaid stimuli to investigate the influence of immediate prior experience on perception,2014,76,1,133-147,Snyder
Sensory memory of illusory depth in structure-from-motion,2014,76,1,123-132,Braun
Attentional priming releases crowding,2013,75,7,1323-1329,Whitney
Body position differentially influences responses to exogenous and endogenous cues,2013,75,7,1342-1346,Weaver
The assessment of subjective visual vertical: comparison of two psychophysical paradigms and age-related performance,2014,76,1,112-122,Baccini
Analyzing distances in a frontal plane,2014,76,2,420-437,Dopkins
The influence of cognitive load on spatial search performance,2014,76,1,49-63,Gilchrist
Seeing is believing: Utilization of subliminal symbols requires a visible relevant context,2014,76,2,489-507,Van der Stigchel
Attentional sampling of multiple wagon wheels,2014,76,1,64-72,Vanrullen
Responding to the direction of the eyes: In search of the masked gaze-cueing effect,2014,76,1,148-161,Finkbeiner
The role of flicker and abrupt displacement in attention capture by motion onsets,2014,76,2,508-518,von Mühlenen
Detecting meaning in RSVP at 13 ms per picture,2014,76,2,270-279,Wyble
Driving forces in free visual search: An ethology,2014,76,2,280-295,Klein
Automatic spatial association for luminance,2014,76,3,759-765,Umiltà
Visual selective attention is equally functional for individuals with low and high working memory capacity: Evidence from accuracy and eye movements,2014,76,7,1998-2014,Mall
Understanding age-related reductions in visual working memory capacity: Examining the stages of change detection,2014,76,7,2015-2030,Woodman
Erratum to: Exogenous object-centered attention,2014,ePub,ePub,ePub,Theeuwes
Target features and target-distractor relation are both primed in visual search,2014,76,3,682-694,Olivers
Evidence for scene-based motion correspondence,2014,76,3,793-804,Moore
Orienting attention in visual working memory requires central capacity: Decreased retro-cue effects under dual-task conditions,2014,76,3,715-724,Janczyk
Contextual integration of visual objects necessitates attention,2014,76,3,695-714,Gronau
Viewpoint-dependent representation of contextual information in visual working memory,2014,76,3,663-668,Huff
Can representational trajectory reveal the nature of an internal model of gravity?,2014,76,4,1106-1120,Hecht
Different methods for reproducing time different results,2014,76,3,675-681,McClintock
Within-hemifield posture changes affect tactile-visual exogenous spatial cueing without spatial precision especially in the dark,2014,76,4,1121-1135,Driver
Safety in numbers: target prevalence affects the detection of vehicles during simulated driving,2014,76,3,805-813,Lenné
Going for distance and going for speed: Effort and optical variables shape information for distance perception from observation to response,2014,76,4,1015-1035,Hajnal
Contralateral delay activity reveals dimension-based attentional orienting to locations in visual working memory,2014,76,3,655-662,Müller
Visual field dependence as a navigational strategy,2014,76,4,1036-1044,Willey
Explaining efficient search for conjunctions of motion and form: evidence from negative color effects,2014,76,4,931-944,Dent
Comparing target detection errors in visual search and manually-assisted search,2014,76,4,945-958,Solman
The effects of type of interval sensory modality base duration and psychophysical task on the discrimination of brief time intervals,2014,76,4,1185-1196,Rammsayer
Onsets do not override top-down goals but they are responded to more quickly,2014,76,3,649-654,Remington
How undistorted spatial memories can produce distorted responses,2014,76,5,1371-1380,Flombaum
Contrasting accounts of direction and shape perception in short-range motion: Counterchange compared with motion energy detection,2014,76,5,1350-1370,Norman
Emotion recognition (sometimes) depends on horizontal orientations,2014,76,5,1381-1392,Balas
Rewarding distractor context versus rewarding target location: A commentary on Tseng and Lleras (2013),2014,76,3,669-674,Zehetleitner
Context effects as auditory contrast,2014,76,5,1437-1464,Kingston
Toward ecologically realistic theories in visual short-term memory research,2014,76,7,2158-2170,Jacobs
Attending to illusory differences in object size,2014,76,5,1393-1402,Gmeindl
The benefit of attention is not diminished when distributed over two simultaneous cues,2014,76,5,1287-1297,Wyble
Hide and seek: The theory of mind of visual concealment and search,2014,76,4,907-913,Kingstone
Threatening scenes but not threatening faces shorten time-to-contact estimates,2014,76,6,1698-1708,DeLucia
Audition dominates vision in duration perception irrespective of salience attention and temporal discriminability,2014,76,5,1485-1502,Grabowecky
Setting semantics: conceptual set can determine the physical properties that capture attention,2014,76,6,1577-1589,Pratt
Slope estimation and viewing distance of the observer,2014,76,6,1729-1738,Hecht
Reinstating salience effects over time: the influence of stimulus changes on visual selection behavior over a sequence of eye movements,2014,76,6,1655-1670,Donk
The influence of cueing on attentional focus in perceptual decision making,2014,76,8,2256-2275,Little
Object-centered orienting and IOR,2014,76,8,2249-2255,Theeuwes
Feature-based inattentional blindness: loss of awareness to featural information in fully attended objects,2014,76,8,2229-2239,Persuh
Temporal cues and the attentional blink: A further examination of the role of expectancy in sequential object perception,2014,76,8,2212-2220,Visser
Visual statistical learning can drive object-based attentional selection,2014,76,8,2240-2248,Cosman
The role of the oculomotor system in covert social attention,2014,76,5,1265-1270,Smith
Multiple-object tracking while driving: the multiple-vehicle tracking task,2014,76,8,2326-2345,Trick
Attentional dynamics mediated by subcortical mechanisms,2014,76,8,2375-2388,Behrmann
Peripheral vision and perceptual asymmetries in young and older martial arts athletes and nonathletes,2014,76,8,2465-2476,Ballesteros
Perceptual matching and sorites: experimental study of an ancient Greek paradox,2014,76,8,2441-2464,Dzhafarov
Examining the locus of the attentional attraction effect,2014,76,8,2389-2397,Pratt
Perspective image comprehension depends on both visual and proprioceptive information,2014,76,8,2477-2484,Kaup
"Just do it when you get a chance": the effects of a background task on primary task performance,2014,76,8,2560-2574,Miller
Visual memory performance for color depends on spatiotemporal context,2014,76,7,1873-1884,Olivers
Working memory load and distraction: dissociable effects of visual maintenance and cognitive control,2014,76,7,1985-1997,Konstantinou
Combining attention: a novel way of conceptualizing the links between attention sensory processing and behavior,2014,77,1,36-49,Ristić
Task specificity of attention training: the case of probability cuing,2014,77,1,50-66,Swallow
Color vision. The "geopolitics" of basic color terms (comment),2014,76,5,1255-1256,
Attention and reward. The power of reward to rewire attention (comment),2014,76,5,1255,
Spatiotemporal context. How past perception influences current perception,2014,76,5,1254-1255,
Visual working memory. Models of response times,2014,76,5,1253-1254,
Asymmetrical access to color and location in visual working memory,2014,76,7,1902-1913,Wilson
Attentional capture by dynamic cues,2014,77,1,111-127,Chua
Target templates: the precision of mental representations affects attentional guidance and decision-making in visual search,2014,77,1,128-149,Hout
Perceptual failures in the selection and identification of low-prevalence targets in relative prevalence visual search,2014,77,1,150-159,Menneer
Effects of spatial response coding on distractor processing: Evidence from auditory spatial negative priming tasks with keypress joystick and head movement responses,2014,77,1,293-310,Buchner
A moving overlay shrinks the attentional blink,2014,77,1,173-189,Chua
The new moon illusion and the role of perspective in the perception of straight and parallel lines,2014,77,1,249-257,Rogers
A decisional account of subjective inflation of visual perception at the periphery,2014,77,1,258-271,Solovey
The relative attractiveness of distractors and targets affects the coming and going of item-specific control: evidence from flanker tasks,2014,77,2,373-389,Bugg
Load-induced inattentional deafness,2014,77,2,483-492,Lavie
Listening to music reduces eye movements,2014,77,2,551-559,Schäfer
Media multitasking and behavioral measures of sustained attention,2014,77,2,390-401,Carriere
Exogenous spatial attention decreases audiovisual integration,2014,77,2,464-482,Van der Stigchel
History effects in visual search for monsters: search times choice biases and liking,2014,77,2,402-412,Kristjánsson
The effects of luminance size and duration of a visual line on apparent vertical while the head is being inclined in roll,2014,77,2,681-691,Higashiyama
Evaluating perceptual integration: uniting response-time- and accuracy-based methodologies,2014,77,2,659-680,Eidels
High false positive rates in common sensory threshold tests,2014,77,2,692-700,Running
Erratum to: Exogenous spatial attention decreases audiovisual integration,2014,77,1,368,Van der Stigchel
Emergence of visual objects involves multiple stages of spatial selection,2014,77,2,441-449,Kasai
Erratum to: Evaluating perceptual integration: uniting response-time and accuracy-based methodologies,2014,77,1,369,Eidels
Attention is captured by distractors that uniquely correspond to controlled objects: an analysis of movement trajectories,2014,77,3,819-829,Proctor
Are introspective reaction times affected by the method of time estimation? A comparison of visual analogue scales and reproduction,2014,77,3,978-984,Bratzke
Stimulus-driven attentional capture by subliminal onset cues,2014,77,3,737-748,Ansorge
Deviating to the right: using eyetracking to study the role of attention in navigation asymmetries,2014,77,3,830-843,Nicholls
Does semantic preactivation reduce inattentional blindness?,2014,77,3,759-767,Gibbons
Part-whole information assists in topological × topological but not in orientation × orientation conjunction searches,2015,77,3,777-789,Howe
A robust asymmetry in loudness between rising- and falling-intensity tones,2015,77,3,907-920,Susini
Effect of decision load on whole-display superiority in change detection,2015,77,3,749-758,Yang
Erratum to: A robust asymmetry in loudness between rising- and falling-intensity tones,2015,77,3,921,Susini
Bayesian accounts of covert selective attention: a tutorial review,2015,77,4,1013-1032,Vincent
Rapid scene perception with tragic consequences: observers miss perceiving vulnerable road users especially in crowded traffic scenes,2015,77,4,1252-1262,Sanocki
What you see is what you expect: rapid scene understanding benefits from prior experience,2015,77,4,1239-1251,Greene
Are processing limitations of visual attention and response selection subject to the same bottleneck in dual-tasks?,2015,77,4,1052-1069,Frensch
Involuntary attentional capture by task-irrelevant objects that match the search template for category detection in natural scenes,2015,77,4,1070-1080,van Zoest
Observation of time-dependent psychophysical functions and accounting for threshold drifts,2015,77,4,1440-1447,Doll
Low cognitive load strengthens distractor interference while high load attenuates when cognitive load and distractor possess similar visual characteristics,2015,77,5,1659-1673,Engle
Octuplicate this interval! Axiomatic examination of the ratio properties of duration perception,2015,77,5,1767-1780,Ellermeier
Low attention impairs optimal incorporation of prior knowledge in perceptual decisions,2015,77,6,2021-2036,Solovey
The effects of visual search efficiency on object-based attention,2015,77,5,1544-1557,Behrmann
Oculomotor capture by new and unannounced color singletons during visual search,2015,77,5,1529-1543,Becker
The long and the short of priming in visual search,2015,77,5,1558-1573,Meeter
Inhibition of return: a phenomenon in search of a definition and a theoretical framework,2015,77,5,1647-1658,Klein
Color perception is impaired in baseball batters while performing an interceptive action,2015,77,6,2074-2081,Nakamoto
Sports can protect dynamic visual acuity from aging: a study with young and older judo and karate martial arts athletes,2015,77,6,2061-2073,Ballesteros
Modeling one-choice and two-choice driving tasks,2015,77,6,2134-2144,Ratcliff
Gait transition dynamics are modulated by concurrent cognitive activity,2015,77,7,2502-2506,Abdolvahab
Simple reaction time to the onset of time-varying sounds,2015,77,7,2424-2437,Ellermeier
Inharmonic music elicits more negative affect and interferes more with a concurrent cognitive task than does harmonic music,2015,78,3,946-959,Smilek
The relationship between sustained inattentional blindness and working memory capacity,2016,78,3,808-817,Beanland
To hear or not to hear: voice processing under visual load,2016,78,5,1488-1495,Schweinberger
Does visual attention drive the dynamics of bistable perception?,2016,78,7,1861-1873,Tadin
Action-specific judgment not perception: Fitts' law performance is related to estimates of target width only when participants are given a performance score,2016,78,6,1744-1754,Zelaznik
Nesting in perception of affordances for stepping and leaping,2016,78,6,1771-1780,Wagman
Tracking the will to attend: cortical activity indexes self-generated voluntary shifts of attention,2016,78,7,2176-2184,Gmeindl
Attentional capture for tool images is driven by the head end of the tool not the handle,2016,78,8,2500-2514,Skiba
The influence of masked stimuli on response selection: evidence from a semantic categorization task,2016,79,1,31-38,Ocampo
Presaccadic target competition attenuates distraction,2017,79,4,1087-1096,DiQuattro
Confident failures: lapses of working memory reveal a metacognitive blind spot,2017,79,5,1506-1523,Vogel
Modeling cognitive load effects of conversation between a passenger and driver,2017,79,6,1795-1803,Heathcote
How do targets nontargets and scene context influence real-world object detection?,2017,79,7,2021-2036,Peelen
What or when? The impact of anticipated social action effects is driven by action-effect compatibility not delay,2017,79,7,2132-2142,Kunde
Saliency maps for finding changes in visual scenes?,2017,79,7,2190-2201,Müller
Perceptual control models of pursuit manual tracking demonstrate individual specificity and parameter consistency,2017,79,8,2523-2537,Mansell
Close interpersonal proximity modulates visuomotor processing of object affordances in shared social space,2018,80,1,54-68,Saccone
Combining local and global cues to motion,2017,79,7,1886-1891,Morgan
Making time: estimation of internally versus externally defined durations,2018,80,1,292-306,Klein
Immunity to attentional capture at ignored locations,2018,80,2,325-336,Ruthruff
How are cognitive and physical difficulty compared?,2018,80,2,500-511,Rosenbaum
Attention without awareness: attentional modulation of perceptual grouping without awareness,2018,80,3,691-701,Lo
A common source of attention for auditory and visual tracking,2018,80,6,1571-1583,Marois
Algorithm for improving psychophysical threshold estimates by detecting sustained inattention in experiments using PEST,2018,80,6,1629-1645,Gassert
An investigation of detection biases in the unattended periphery during simulated driving,2018,80,6,1325-1332,Lau
The emotional attentional blink is robust to divided attention,2019,81,1,205-216,Sy
Helmets improve estimations of depth and visual angle to safe targets,2018,80,8,1879-1884,Dumitru
Processing without noticing in inattentional blindness: a replication of Moore and Egeth (1997) and Mack and Rock (1998),2019,81,1,1-11,Simons
The time for action is at hand,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Rosenbaum
Simultaneous dichotic loudness balance (SDLB): why loudness "fatigues" with two ears but not with one,2019,81,5,1624-1653,Nizami
Effects of multitasking and intention-behaviour consistency when facing yellow traffic light uncertainty,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Chouinard
Bringing action into the picture. How action influences visual awareness,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Anzulewicz
Visual working memory deficits in undergraduates with a history of mild traumatic brain injury,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Berryhill
Detection of brake lights while distracted: separating peripheral vision from cognitive load,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Reimer
Spotting rare items makes the brain "blink" harder: evidence from pupillometry,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Papesh
What first drives visual attention during the recognition of object-directed actions? The role of kinematics and goal information,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kalénine
Media multitasking mind-wandering and distractibility: a large-scale study,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Nieuwenstein
No one knows what attention is,2019,ePub,ePub,ePub,Song
Vision at a glance: the role of attention in processing object-to-object categorical relations,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gronau
Assessing introspective awareness of attention capture,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Gaspelin
Understanding the visual perception of awkward body movements: how interactions go awry,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kadambi
A limiting channel capacity of visual perception: spreading attention divides the rates of perceptual processes,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bell
Eye behavior predicts susceptibility to visual distraction during internally directed cognition,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Körner
Nothing else matters: video games create sustained attentional selection away from task-irrelevant features,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kuhn
Multisensory action effects facilitate the performance of motor sequences,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,Beckmann
Individual optimization of risky decisions in duration and distance estimations,2020,ePub,ePub,ePub,van Rijn
Automatic object-based spatial selection depends on the distribution of sustained attention,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Scolari
Quantitative study of asymmetry in the manifestation of the wings-in and wings-out versions of the Müller-Lyer illusion,2021,ePub,ePub,ePub,Bulatov
An on-road examination of daytime and evening driving on rural roads: physiological subjective eye gaze and driving performance outcomes,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Wood
The competition between grouping cues can be resolved under inattention,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Kimchi
Abrupt vs. gradual visual onsets in go/no-go sustained attention tasks,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Robison
Distracted to a fault: attention actions and time perception,2022,ePub,ePub,ePub,Schwarz
Revisiting the role of attention in the "weapon focus effect": do weapons draw gaze away from the perpetrator under naturalistic viewing conditions?,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Faul
Auditory scene context facilitates visual recognition of objects in consistent visual scenes,2023,ePub,ePub,ePub,Yokosawa
Terms of debate: Consensus definitions to guide the scientific discourse on visual distraction,2024,ePub,ePub,ePub,Theeuwes