Pages that link to "Q52003105"

The following pages link to Does attention alter appearance? (Q52003105):

Displaying 31 items.

• Cross-modal cueing of attention alters appearance and early cortical processing of visual stimuli (Q30480901) (← links)
• Cross-modal attention enhances perceived contrast (Q33564291) (← links)
• Incremental grouping of image elements in vision (Q34214522) (← links)
• Brightness induction and suprathreshold vision: effects of age and visual field (Q34749253) (← links)
• Evaluating comparative and equality judgments in contrast perception: Attention alters appearance (Q35166016) (← links)
• Attentional Effects on Phenomenological Appearance: How They Change with Task Instructions and Measurement Methods (Q35972457) (← links)
• Visual attention: The past 25 years (Q36077550) (← links)
• Cue contrast modulates the effects of exogenous attention on appearance (Q36934861) (← links)
• Evidence for different processes involved in the effects of nontemporal stimulus size and numerical digit value on duration judgments (Q36987162) (← links)
• Transient attention does increase perceived contrast of suprathreshold stimuli: a reply to Prinzmetal, Long, and Leonhardt (2008) (Q37089153) (← links)
• Using spatial uncertainty to manipulate the size of the attention focus (Q37223824) (← links)
• Involuntary attention enhances identification accuracy for unmasked low contrast letters using non-predictive peripheral cues (Q37269419) (← links)
• Transient covert attention does alter appearance: a reply to Schneider (2006). (Q37462001) (← links)
• Attention and competition in figure-ground perception (Q37592705) (← links)
• Cognitive Penetration and Attention (Q38379702) (← links)
• The Indecision Model of Psychophysical Performance in Dual-Presentation Tasks: Parameter Estimation and Comparative Analysis of Response Formats. (Q38658915) (← links)
• Against the View that Consciousness and Attention are Fully Dissociable (Q41127600) (← links)
• Attention enhances contrast appearance via increased input baseline of neural responses (Q41638437) (← links)
• Voluntary attention enhances contrast appearance (Q41969866) (← links)
• Bias corrected double judgment accuracy during spatial attention cueing: unmasked stimuli with non-predictive and semi-predictive cues (Q44097133) (← links)
• Bias-free double judgment accuracy during spatial attention cueing: performance enhancement from voluntary and involuntary attention. (Q45946831) (← links)
• Luminance contrast has little influence on the spread of object-based attention (Q46086683) (← links)
• Involuntary attention and brightness contrast (Q46674255) (← links)
• Attention Alters Perceived Attractiveness (Q47801125) (← links)
• The time course of attention modulation elicited by spatial uncertainty (Q47894634) (← links)
• Exogenous attention can be counter-selective: onset cues disrupt sensitivity to color changes (Q50752449) (← links)
• Modulation of perceived contrast in the brightness comparison of asynchronous stimuli (Q51407952) (← links)
• Are the effects of attention on speed judgments genuinely perceptual? (Q53066065) (← links)
• Separable Codes for Attention and Luminance Contrast in the Primary Visual Cortex (Q59782760) (← links)
• Spatial attention alters visual appearance (Q90673165) (← links)
• Stimulus visibility and uncertainty mediate the influence of attention on response bias and visual contrast appearance (Q91883082) (← links)