Pages that link to "Q52090877"

The following pages link to The effect of spatial cues on visual sensitivity. (Q52090877):

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• Neural correlates of sustained spatial attention in human early visual cortex (Q30479448) (← links)
• Covert attention increases contrast sensitivity: Psychophysical, neurophysiological and neuroimaging studies (Q31063200) (← links)
• Enhanced memory for scenes presented at behaviorally relevant points in time (Q33543739) (← links)
• Sustained attention is not necessary for velocity adaptation (Q34054227) (← links)
• Visual attention: The past 25 years (Q36077550) (← links)
• Optimization of computed tomography protocols: limitations of a methodology employing a phantom with location-known opacities. (Q37300340) (← links)
• Transient covert attention does alter appearance: a reply to Schneider (2006). (Q37462001) (← links)
• On the neural mechanisms subserving consciousness and attention (Q37980130) (← links)
• Predictive remapping of attention across eye movements (Q39801310) (← links)
• Automaticity of phasic alertness: Evidence for a three-component model of visual cueing (Q41633529) (← links)
• Generating a taxonomy of spatially cued attention for visual discrimination: effects of judgment precision and set size on attention (Q41866139) (← links)
• Sustained and transient covert attention enhance the signal via different contrast response functions (Q41909952) (← links)
• Attentional gain is modulated by probabilistic feature expectations in a spatial cueing task: ERP evidence. (Q47328845) (← links)
• Prioritization to visual objects: Roles of sensory uncertainty (Q47955583) (← links)
• A psychophysical investigation into the preview benefit in visual search. (Q48278935) (← links)
• Attention enhances contrast sensitivity at cued and impairs it at uncued locations (Q51634094) (← links)
• On the benefits of transient attention across the visual field. (Q51684137) (← links)
• Does attention alter appearance? (Q52003105) (← links)
• Attentional effects on sensory tuning for single-feature detection and double-feature conjunction. (Q52086814) (← links)
• Attentional modulation of crowding (Q82737837) (← links)
• Precues' elevation of sensitivity is not only preattentive, but largely monocular (Q89483139) (← links)