| 8:00 |
REGISTRATION
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| 8:25 |
Opening remarks
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Attention I
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| 8:30 |
Palomares & Egeth |
The effect of distance on orientation judgment |
| 8:50 |
Goolsby & Suzuki |
Color priming and adaptation in color-singleton search |
| 9:10 |
Owens & Spehar |
A dissociation in attentional capture between objects and colours |
| 9:30 |
Break
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Attention II
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| 9:40 |
Santhi, Horowitz & Wolfe |
Depth of the attentional blink is modulated by circadian phase |
| 10:00 |
Boutet, Gentes-Hawn, & Chaudhuri |
Is attention essential for holistic face encoding? |
| 10:20 |
Thoma, Hummel, & Davidoff |
Direct evidence for analytic representations of attended images and holistic representations of ignored images |
| 10:40 |
Break
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Perception
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| 10:50 |
Brockmole, Wang & Irwin |
Integration of visual memories and visual percepts: What is the memory process? |
| 11:10 |
Vanrie, Dekeyser, & Verfaillie |
Perceiving ambiguous point-light actions |
| 11:30 |
Schulz, Peterson, Sanocki, & Sellers |
Time course of perceptual grouping: A priming study |
| 11:50 |
Lunch Break
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| 12:00 |
POSTERS
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| 2:00 |
KEYNOTE SPEAKER: MARVIN CHUN
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Interactions between attention and learning in visual perception |
| 2:40 |
Break
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Face Representation
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| 2:50 |
Betts, Bennett, & Sekuler |
Learning to Identify Human Faces |
| 3:10 |
Curby & Gauthier |
Interference between Car and Face Expertise |
| 3:30 |
Ganel & Goshen-Gottstein |
Sex is a Part of Who We Are: Evidence for Perceptual Integrality between the Sex and Identity of Faces |
| 3:50 |
Mangini & Biederman |
Using Reverse Correlation to Infer the Representations Distinguishing Facial Gender, Affect, and Individuals. |
| 4:10 |
Break
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Processing of complex stimuli
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| 4:20 |
Amiri, Elo, & Marsolek |
What Creates the Flash in Flashbulb Memories? |
| 4:40 |
Lee & Tversky |
Switching between Route and Survey Perspectives |
| 5:00 |
Vessel & Biederman |
Why do we prefer looking at some scenes rather than others? |
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POSTERS
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Becker & Egeth |
The Spatial Allocation of Attention Across Two Objects |
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Cassavaugh & Kramer |
Age-related effects of multiple onsets in visual search |
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Ho & Atchley |
Object-based attentional representations are not instantaneous |
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Large & McMullen |
Effects of Global and Local Attention on Categorizing Objects at Different Levels |
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Leber & Egeth |
Attentional Control, Task Switching, and a New Definition for the Residual Switch Cost |
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Westerberg, Andresen, Stevenson, & Marsolek |
Anti-Priming of Visual Objects |
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Cate |
Different processes for enumerating elements of objects and scenes |
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Martin-Malivel & Fagot |
Picture-object equivalence and natural concept formation in humans and baboons: Intra-modal (visual-visual) and cross-modal (visual-auditory) priming in a "human versus baboon" categorization task. |
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Zdravkovic & Gilchrist |
Largest Area and Highest Illumination determine object lightness |
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Takarae & McBeath |
Recognition of Dynamic Facial Expression in Point Light Displays |
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Duchaine |
Developmental prosopagnosia with normal non-face individual item discrimination |
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Borrmann, Boutet, & Chaudhuri |
Do faces and objects compete for attention? |
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Nederhouser, Mangini, & Biederman |
Object--but not face--matching is invariant to differences in contrast polarity for both naïve and expert subjects. |
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Burgund, Elo, & Marsolek |
Visual working memory for categories and exemplars of objects |
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Choplin, Hovannisian, & Nguyen |
Comparison-Induced Misestimates of Body Size: A Warning for Vision Scientists |
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Delvenne |
Capacity limits in Visual Short-Term Memory for local orientations |
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Pomerantz |
Garner Interference as a Diagnostic for Low-Level Visual Grouping and Emergent Features, |
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Morales & Pashler |
Does Fading Accelerate Perceptual Learning? |
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Belopolsky & Kramer |
Electrophysiological analysis of visual marking |
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Wiener & Mallot |
Grouping of places to regions does influence human route planning |
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Sgorbissa, Fantoni, & Gerbino |
Effects of orientation on amodal completion: primed-matching paradigm |
