<p>Number of fixations to redefined (expanded) Area of Interest (AoI) where a stimulus could appear. For each AoI, left panels present the performance on trials where subjects categorized intervals as “short” and right panels correspond to categorizations as “long”; only intervals close to or at the extreme durations present mean of 15 subjects since some subjects never emitted erroneous categorizations. Stars and horizontal bars indicate significant differences between denoted groups after two-way ANOVA followed by Bonferroni´s test (p<0.05) (see text); only data from anchor intervals with N = 15 were included in statistical analysis.</p
<p>Clusters activated (relative to fixation) in the random effects group analysis are shown here for...
<p>Panels A and B show CoP excursions of a representative subject from group Up-first in the three s...
<p>Upper row: statistical maps (colored regions) from planned comparisons are overlaid on a mean fra...
<p>Number of any fixation (includes fixations even if duration and latency criteria were not meet) t...
<p>Upper panels present latency to attain a 100 msec fixation on trials where subjects later respond...
<p>For each face stimulus, we defined AOIs: the eyes, nose, and mouth. In order to control for diffe...
An analysis of variance model is recommended for data which display a peaked trend. This type of dat...
Decision researchers frequently analyze attention to individual objects to test hypotheses about und...
Two experiments investigated temporal generalization in humans using a computer based task which pre...
<p>At each time point, a classifier was trained to extract the pattern of MEG activity that distingu...
Three experiments investigated human performance on variants of the temporal generalization procedur...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with a symmetric oddball place...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with an asymmetric oddball pla...
<p>(A) Discrimination index (Responses to 800 key/(Responses to 200 + Responses to 800 keys) maintai...
Fig shows categorization accuracy (A) and typicality ratings (B) for test stimuli varying the attend...
<p>Clusters activated (relative to fixation) in the random effects group analysis are shown here for...
<p>Panels A and B show CoP excursions of a representative subject from group Up-first in the three s...
<p>Upper row: statistical maps (colored regions) from planned comparisons are overlaid on a mean fra...
<p>Number of any fixation (includes fixations even if duration and latency criteria were not meet) t...
<p>Upper panels present latency to attain a 100 msec fixation on trials where subjects later respond...
<p>For each face stimulus, we defined AOIs: the eyes, nose, and mouth. In order to control for diffe...
An analysis of variance model is recommended for data which display a peaked trend. This type of dat...
Decision researchers frequently analyze attention to individual objects to test hypotheses about und...
Two experiments investigated temporal generalization in humans using a computer based task which pre...
<p>At each time point, a classifier was trained to extract the pattern of MEG activity that distingu...
Three experiments investigated human performance on variants of the temporal generalization procedur...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with a symmetric oddball place...
<p>a: Percent “longer” responses across stimulus durations around 1 s with an asymmetric oddball pla...
<p>(A) Discrimination index (Responses to 800 key/(Responses to 200 + Responses to 800 keys) maintai...
Fig shows categorization accuracy (A) and typicality ratings (B) for test stimuli varying the attend...
<p>Clusters activated (relative to fixation) in the random effects group analysis are shown here for...
<p>Panels A and B show CoP excursions of a representative subject from group Up-first in the three s...
<p>Upper row: statistical maps (colored regions) from planned comparisons are overlaid on a mean fra...