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Method matters: systematic effects of testing procedure on visual working memory sensitivity.Integrating art and science in undergraduate education.Counting within the subitizing range: the effect of number of distractors on the perception of subset itemsStatistical Properties Demand as Much Attention as Object Features.Visual Features: Featural Strength and Visual Strength Are Two Dissociable Dimensions.Attention and active visionThe Gestalt principle of similarity benefits visual working memory.Redundancy gains in retinotopic cortex.Attention during active visual tasks: counting, pointing, or simply looking.Visual awareness of objects and their colour.Independent sampling of features enables conscious perception of bound objects.Building blocks of visual working memory: objects or Boolean maps?Searching for targets in visual working memory: investigating a dimensional feature bundle (DFB) model.Multidimensional representation of objects--The influence of task demands.Attending to multiple objects relies on both feature- and dimension-based control mechanisms: Evidence from human electrophysiology.Generalization of visual regularities in newly hatched chicks (Gallus gallus).The Identity-Location Binding Problem.The Bandwidth of VWM Consolidation Varies With the Stimulus Feature: Evidence From Event-Related Potentials.Electrophysiological correlates of encoding processes in a full-report visual working memory paradigm.Limits in feature-based attention to multiple colors.Color is processed less efficiently than orientation in change detection but more efficiently in visual search.Familiarity does not aid access to features.Hierarchical encoding in visual working memory: ensemble statistics bias memory for individual items.Processing spatial relations with different apertures of attention.Attention as inference: selection is probabilistic; responses are all-or-none samples.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Characterizing the limits of human visual awareness.
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Harold Pashler
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10.1126/SCIENCE.1143515
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2007-08-01T00:00:00Z