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THE EYES HAVE IT - REFLEXIVE ORIENTING IS TRIGGERED BY NONPREDICTIVE GAZE
Authors: FRIESEN CK KINGSTONE A
Citation: Ck. Friesen et A. Kingstone, THE EYES HAVE IT - REFLEXIVE ORIENTING IS TRIGGERED BY NONPREDICTIVE GAZE, Psychonomic bulletin & review, 5(3), 1998, pp. 490-495
REFLEXIVE SOCIAL ATTENTION IN A SPLIT-BRAIN PATIENT
Authors: FRIESEN CK KINGSTONE A
Citation: Ck. Friesen et A. Kingstone, REFLEXIVE SOCIAL ATTENTION IN A SPLIT-BRAIN PATIENT, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 138-138
BEYOND THE ATTENTIONAL BLINK - USING ATTENTIONAL DWELL TIME TO ASSESSTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WHAT AND WHERE SYSTEMS
Authors: GIESBRECHT B KINGSTONE A
Citation: B. Giesbrecht et A. Kingstone, BEYOND THE ATTENTIONAL BLINK - USING ATTENTIONAL DWELL TIME TO ASSESSTHE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN WHAT AND WHERE SYSTEMS, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 138-138
ATTENDING TO OBJECT-BASED REPRESENTATIONS OF VISUAL SCENES
Authors: EGLY R KINGSTONE A WOODRUFF C PRICE A SNYDER J
Citation: R. Egly et al., ATTENDING TO OBJECT-BASED REPRESENTATIONS OF VISUAL SCENES, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 140-140
INHIBITION OF RETURN AT MULTIPLE LOCATIONS - DOES SPATIAL WORKING-MEMORY PLAY A ROLE
Authors: SYNDER JJ GIESBRECHT B KINGSTONE A
Citation: Jj. Synder et al., INHIBITION OF RETURN AT MULTIPLE LOCATIONS - DOES SPATIAL WORKING-MEMORY PLAY A ROLE, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 141-141
ATTENTION TO OBJECTS AND THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES
Authors: VALSANGKARSMYTH MA KINGSTONE A
Citation: Ma. Valsangkarsmyth et A. Kingstone, ATTENTION TO OBJECTS AND THE CEREBRAL HEMISPHERES, Journal of cognitive neuroscience, 1998, pp. 145-145
INHIBITION OF RETURN TO SUCCESSIVELY STIMULATED LOCATIONS IN A SEQUENTIAL VISUAL-SEARCH PARADIGM
Authors: DANZIGER S KINGSTONE A SNYDER JJ
Citation: S. Danziger et al., INHIBITION OF RETURN TO SUCCESSIVELY STIMULATED LOCATIONS IN A SEQUENTIAL VISUAL-SEARCH PARADIGM, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 24(5), 1998, pp. 1467-1475
THE PSYCHOLOGICAL REFRACTORY PERIOD EFFECT FOLLOWING CALLOSOTOMY - UNCOUPLING OF LATERALIZED RESPONSE CODES
Authors: IVRY RB FRANZ EA KINGSTONE A JOHNSTON JC
Citation: Rb. Ivry et al., THE PSYCHOLOGICAL REFRACTORY PERIOD EFFECT FOLLOWING CALLOSOTOMY - UNCOUPLING OF LATERALIZED RESPONSE CODES, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 24(2), 1998, pp. 463-480
INHIBITION OF RETURN IN LOCATION-BASED AND IDENTITY-BASED CHOICE DECISION TASKS
Authors: PRATT J KINGSTONE A KHOE W
Citation: J. Pratt et al., INHIBITION OF RETURN IN LOCATION-BASED AND IDENTITY-BASED CHOICE DECISION TASKS, Perception & psychophysics, 59(6), 1997, pp. 964-971
SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF VISUAL-ATTENTION - PERCEPTUAL SENSITIVITY ANDRESPONSE LATENCY
Authors: HANDY TC KINGSTONE A MANGUN GR
Citation: Tc. Handy et al., SPATIAL-DISTRIBUTION OF VISUAL-ATTENTION - PERCEPTUAL SENSITIVITY ANDRESPONSE LATENCY, Perception & psychophysics, 58(4), 1996, pp. 613-627
RESPONSE CHANNEL ACTIVATION AND THE LATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX
Authors: RAFAL R GERSHBERG F EGLY R IVRY R KINGSTONE A RO T
Citation: R. Rafal et al., RESPONSE CHANNEL ACTIVATION AND THE LATERAL PREFRONTAL CORTEX, Neuropsychologia, 34(12), 1996, pp. 1197-1202
CONVERGING COGNITIVE AND NEUROSCIENCE APPROACHES TO ATTENTION .2.
Authors: KINGSTONE A MANGUN GR
Citation: A. Kingstone et Gr. Mangun, CONVERGING COGNITIVE AND NEUROSCIENCE APPROACHES TO ATTENTION .2., International journal of psychology, 31(3-4), 1996, pp. 5640-5640
ACCESS TO GLOBAL AND LOCAL PROPERTIES IN VISUAL-SEARCH FOR COMPOUND STIMULI
Authors: ENNS JT KINGSTONE A
Citation: Jt. Enns et A. Kingstone, ACCESS TO GLOBAL AND LOCAL PROPERTIES IN VISUAL-SEARCH FOR COMPOUND STIMULI, Psychological science, 6(5), 1995, pp. 283-291
GUIDED VISUAL-SEARCH IS A LEFT-HEMISPHERE PROCESS IN SPLIT-BRAIN PATIENTS
Authors: KINGSTONE A ENNS JT MANGUN GR GAZZANIGA MS
Citation: A. Kingstone et al., GUIDED VISUAL-SEARCH IS A LEFT-HEMISPHERE PROCESS IN SPLIT-BRAIN PATIENTS, Psychological science, 6(2), 1995, pp. 118-121
SUBCORTICAL TRANSFER OF HIGHER-ORDER INFORMATION - MORE ILLUSORY THANREAL
Authors: KINGSTONE A GAZZANIGA MS
Citation: A. Kingstone et Ms. Gazzaniga, SUBCORTICAL TRANSFER OF HIGHER-ORDER INFORMATION - MORE ILLUSORY THANREAL, Neuropsychology, 9(3), 1995, pp. 321-328
ARE MICROSACCADES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAP EFFECT
Authors: KINGSTONE A FENDRICH R WESSINGER CM REUTERLORENZ PA
Citation: A. Kingstone et al., ARE MICROSACCADES RESPONSIBLE FOR THE GAP EFFECT, Perception & psychophysics, 57(6), 1995, pp. 796-801
AGAINST A ROLE FOR ATTENTIONAL DISENGAGEMENT IN THE GAP EFFECT - A FRIENDLY AMENDMENT TO TAM AND STELMACH (1993)
Authors: KLEIN RM TAYLOR TL KINGSTONE A
Citation: Rm. Klein et al., AGAINST A ROLE FOR ATTENTIONAL DISENGAGEMENT IN THE GAP EFFECT - A FRIENDLY AMENDMENT TO TAM AND STELMACH (1993), Perception & psychophysics, 57(4), 1995, pp. 573-577
AGAINST A ROLE FOR ATTENTIONAL DISENGAGEMENT IN THE GAP EFFECT - A FRIENDLY AMENDMENT TO TAM AND STELMACH (1993)
Authors: KLEIN RM TAYLOR TL KINGSTONE A
Citation: Rm. Klein et al., AGAINST A ROLE FOR ATTENTIONAL DISENGAGEMENT IN THE GAP EFFECT - A FRIENDLY AMENDMENT TO TAM AND STELMACH (1993), Perception & psychophysics, 57(4), 1995, pp. 573-577
WHY DO VISUAL OFFSETS REDUCE SACCADIC LATENCIES
Authors: KLEIN R KINGSTONE A
Citation: R. Klein et A. Kingstone, WHY DO VISUAL OFFSETS REDUCE SACCADIC LATENCIES, Behavioral and brain sciences, 16(3), 1993, pp. 583-584
VISUAL OFFSETS FACILITATE SACCADIC LATENCY - DOES PREDISENGAGEMENT OFVISUOSPATIAL ATTENTION MEDIATE THIS GAP EFFECT
Authors: KINGSTONE A KLEIN RM
Citation: A. Kingstone et Rm. Klein, VISUAL OFFSETS FACILITATE SACCADIC LATENCY - DOES PREDISENGAGEMENT OFVISUOSPATIAL ATTENTION MEDIATE THIS GAP EFFECT, Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance, 19(6), 1993, pp. 1251-1265
WHAT ARE HUMAN EXPRESS SACCADES
Authors: KINGSTONE A KLEIN RM
Citation: A. Kingstone et Rm. Klein, WHAT ARE HUMAN EXPRESS SACCADES, Perception & psychophysics, 54(2), 1993, pp. 260-273
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