<p>Declarative visual recognition task presentation: Each picture presentation began with a crosshair fixation screen, presented for 1 s to direct attention to the center of the screen. A) Individual neutral pictures were presented for 3 s in one of four quadrants of the computer screen. B) To ensure attention is being paid, participants were required to indicate whether the picture just viewed was an indoor or outdoor scene by clicking the correct button with the mouse, consequently advancing the slide show. C) During each testing session, pictures were presented mid-screen and participants were required to make “old/new” and spatial location decisions.</p
<p>One of the four possible cues appeared on the screen followed by a fixation cross for a random in...
The influence of the mode of presentation (simultaneous vs. sequential) on accuracy and latency of v...
Presentation tools like PowerPoint® are used extensively (Park and Feigenson, 2013), but they are re...
<p><b>(a)</b> A target letter was viewed through an aperture with varying sizes (in diameter) rangin...
<p>A: Stimuli of the useful-field-of-view task (UFOV). In this task, participants reported the locat...
This project uses information coming from an eye tracking device mounted on the computer in order to...
Measuring visual sensitivity has become popular to determine the spatial deployment of visual attent...
Two visual-spatial tasks were time-shared in an experiment to investigate the possibility of a compa...
<p>(A) Schematic illustration of visual discrimination task. The mouse is head-restrained, on a runn...
As a realistic visual task subjects had to recognize military vehicles out of six. alternatives. Per...
With the ubiquity of visual data being recorded, we now have the ability to view vast amounts of vis...
<p>The Useful Field of View-like task consists of 4 task levels. (A) Task 1 presents a central stimu...
The science of computer graphics and visualization is intertwined in many ways with Cognitive Scienc...
Visual phenomena have always attracted people's at-tention. Many of them, such as geometrical i...
The aim of the present experiment was to investigate attentional processing of colour and location c...
<p>One of the four possible cues appeared on the screen followed by a fixation cross for a random in...
The influence of the mode of presentation (simultaneous vs. sequential) on accuracy and latency of v...
Presentation tools like PowerPoint® are used extensively (Park and Feigenson, 2013), but they are re...
<p><b>(a)</b> A target letter was viewed through an aperture with varying sizes (in diameter) rangin...
<p>A: Stimuli of the useful-field-of-view task (UFOV). In this task, participants reported the locat...
This project uses information coming from an eye tracking device mounted on the computer in order to...
Measuring visual sensitivity has become popular to determine the spatial deployment of visual attent...
Two visual-spatial tasks were time-shared in an experiment to investigate the possibility of a compa...
<p>(A) Schematic illustration of visual discrimination task. The mouse is head-restrained, on a runn...
As a realistic visual task subjects had to recognize military vehicles out of six. alternatives. Per...
With the ubiquity of visual data being recorded, we now have the ability to view vast amounts of vis...
<p>The Useful Field of View-like task consists of 4 task levels. (A) Task 1 presents a central stimu...
The science of computer graphics and visualization is intertwined in many ways with Cognitive Scienc...
Visual phenomena have always attracted people's at-tention. Many of them, such as geometrical i...
The aim of the present experiment was to investigate attentional processing of colour and location c...
<p>One of the four possible cues appeared on the screen followed by a fixation cross for a random in...
The influence of the mode of presentation (simultaneous vs. sequential) on accuracy and latency of v...
Presentation tools like PowerPoint® are used extensively (Park and Feigenson, 2013), but they are re...