Visual Attention

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Oxford University Press (1998)
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This book contains a rich, interdisciplinary collection of articles by some of the pioneers of contemporary research on attention.

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0195126939   9780195126938   9780195126921   0195126920

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Spatial selection via feature-driven.N. J. Cepeda, K. R. Cave, N. Bichot & M. S. Kim
The development of orienting to locations and objects.Michael I. Posner, Mary K. Rothbart, Lisa Thomas-Thrapp & Gina Gerardi
Visual Attention.Richard D. Wright (ed.)
Attention in Early Scientific Psychology.  (pages 3-25)Gary Hatfield
Attentional effects in visual search: Relating search accuracy and search time.  (pages 8--348)John Palmer
Inattentional Blindness.Arien Mack & Irvin Rock
SEarch via recursive rejection (SERR).  (pages 8--389)H. J. Müller, G. W. Humphreys & A. C. Olson
Search via Recursive Rejection (SRR): Evidence with Normal and Neurological Subjects.  (pages 8--389)Visual Grouping
The attentional blink: The eyes have it (but so does the brain).  (pages 8--306)Kimron Shapiro & Kathleen Terry
and Narly Golestani.  (pages 8--232)Lawrence M. Ward & John J. McDonald
Visual indexes in spatial vision and imagery.  (pages 231)Z. W. Pylyshyn
Attentional emphasis in visual orienting and resolving.  (pages 417--454)D. LaBerge
Far Near.  (pages 417)Orienting Versus Resolving
Visual attention and the binding problem: A neurophysiological perspective.  (pages 455--478)Steven J. Luck & Nancy J. Beach

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