Sarah J Gervais,Philippe Bernard,Olivier Klein et al.
Sarah J Gervais et al.
Objectification and dehumanization represent motivational conundrums because they are phenomena in which people are seen in ways that are fundamentally inaccurate; seeing people as objects, as animals, or not as people. The purpose of the 6...
Jeremy M Wolfe
Jeremy M Wolfe
In visual search tasks, observers look for targets in displays or scenes containing distracting, non-target items. Most of the research on this topic has concerned the finding of those targets. Search termination is a less thoroughly studie...
Overcoming hurdles in translating visual search research between the lab and the field [0.03%]
从实验室到实地转化视觉搜索研究的障碍及对策
Kait Clark,Matthew S Cain,Stephen H Adamo et al.
Kait Clark et al.
Research in visual search can be vital to improving performance in careers such as radiology and airport security screening. In these applied, or "field," searches, accuracy is critical, and misses are potentially fatal; however, despite th...
Nicholas B Turk-Browne
Nicholas B Turk-Browne
Statistical learning refers to an unconscious cognitive process in which repeated patterns, or regularities, are extracted from the sensory environment. In this chapter, I describe what is currently known about statistical learning. First, ...
Steven Yantis,Brian A Anderson,Emma K Wampler et al.
Steven Yantis et al.
It has long been known that the control of attention in visual search depends both on voluntary, top-down deployment according to context-specific goals, and on involuntary, stimulus-driven capture based on the physical conspicuity of perce...
Andrew Hollingworth
Andrew Hollingworth
To behave intelligently in the world, humans must be able to find objects efficiently within the complex environments they inhabit. A growing proportion of the literature on visual search is devoted to understanding this type of natural sea...
Jan Theeuwes
Jan Theeuwes
This paper seeks out to reduce the role of the homunculus, the 'little man in the head' that is still prominent in most psychological theories regarding the control our behaviour. We argue that once engaged in a task (which is a volitional ...
Raymond M Klein,Yoko Ishigami
Raymond M Klein
Our conception of attention is intricately linked to limited processing capacity and the consequent requirement to select, in both space and time, what objects and actions will have access to these limited resources. Seminal studies by Trei...
Michael D Dodd,John H Flowers
Michael D Dodd
The 59th Annual Nebraska Symposium on Motivation (The Influence of Attention, Learning, and Motivation on Visual Search) took place April 7-8, 2011, on the University of Nebraska-Lincoln campus. The symposium brought together leading schola...
Epilogue: continuing points of contention in the recovered memory debate [0.03%]
余论：被回收的记忆争论中的几点继续争议的问题
Robert F Belli
Robert F Belli
Four contentious issues in the recovered memory debate are explored. Volume contributors offer differing perspectives on the generalizability of laboratory research, on the role of emotion in memory, on the prevalence of false recoveries, a...