<p>(a) Search Repeated (target color and distractor color are repeated across consecutive trials); (b) Search Switched (target color and distractor color are switched across consecutive trials); (c) Target-color Previewed (the current target color was the color of objects in the preceding non-target trial); and (d) Distractor-color Previewed (the current distractor color was the color of objects in the preceding non-target trial). Search Repeated and Search Switched conditions comprise the POP search task, and Target-color Previewed and Distractor-color Previewed conditions comprise the DPE search task.</p
Becker SI, Horstmann G. A feature-weighting account of priming in conjunction search. ATTENTION PERC...
hat po ials determined by the target’s saliency (i.e., local feature contrast). Here, we tested thes...
Two experiments are reported examining the effects of colour grouping, colour change and target colo...
To find out whether attentional target selection can be effectively guided by top-down task sets for...
Visual search consists of locating a known target amongst a field of distractors. Often times, obser...
In four experiments, we examined selection processes in visual search using a probe detection task t...
The distractor previewing effect (DPE) refers to the phenomenon that search times for target colors ...
Participants have to search for a target (L or X) amongst distractors (T) and report its color. Then...
Selection of a feature singleton target in visual search tasks, e.g., a red target among green distr...
In four experiments, we examined selection processes in visual search using a probe detection task t...
Selection of a feature singleton target in visual search tasks, e.g., a red target among green distr...
Three experiments examined reaction time (RT) performance in visual pop-out search. Search displays ...
We present four experiments in which we examined the effects of color mixing andprior target color k...
While attentional effects in visual selection tasks have traditionally been assigned ‘‘top-down’ ’ o...
Previous research shows that visual search for two different targets is less efficient than search f...
Becker SI, Horstmann G. A feature-weighting account of priming in conjunction search. ATTENTION PERC...
hat po ials determined by the target’s saliency (i.e., local feature contrast). Here, we tested thes...
Two experiments are reported examining the effects of colour grouping, colour change and target colo...
To find out whether attentional target selection can be effectively guided by top-down task sets for...
Visual search consists of locating a known target amongst a field of distractors. Often times, obser...
In four experiments, we examined selection processes in visual search using a probe detection task t...
The distractor previewing effect (DPE) refers to the phenomenon that search times for target colors ...
Participants have to search for a target (L or X) amongst distractors (T) and report its color. Then...
Selection of a feature singleton target in visual search tasks, e.g., a red target among green distr...
In four experiments, we examined selection processes in visual search using a probe detection task t...
Selection of a feature singleton target in visual search tasks, e.g., a red target among green distr...
Three experiments examined reaction time (RT) performance in visual pop-out search. Search displays ...
We present four experiments in which we examined the effects of color mixing andprior target color k...
While attentional effects in visual selection tasks have traditionally been assigned ‘‘top-down’ ’ o...
Previous research shows that visual search for two different targets is less efficient than search f...
Becker SI, Horstmann G. A feature-weighting account of priming in conjunction search. ATTENTION PERC...
hat po ials determined by the target’s saliency (i.e., local feature contrast). Here, we tested thes...
Two experiments are reported examining the effects of colour grouping, colour change and target colo...