From perception to consciousness
Subtitle: searching with Anne Treisman
By: edited by Jeremy Wolfe, Lynn Robertson
Series: Oxford series in visual cognition
Publisher: Oxford University Press
Published: 2012
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 405
ISBN-13: 9780199734337
Subjects: Perception; Consciousness
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: A research agenda for 40 years and counting : strategies and models of selective attention / John Duncan; title: Focused and divided attention to the eyes and ears : a research journey / Nelson Cowan; title: From the mother lode to load / Nill Lavie; title: Binocular rivalry and stereopsis revisited / Randolph Blake; title: Establishing the field : treisman and gelade / Jeremy Wolfe; title: Fit : foundation for an integrative theory / Kyle Cave; title: Some reflections on the processing of perceptual features / Howard Egeth; title: Emergent features, gestalts, and feature integration theory / Jim Pomerantz; title: At the core of feature integration theory : on treisman and schmidt / William Prinzmetal; title: Perceptual learning and memory in visual search / Marvin M. Chun; title: Plasticity, competition, and task effects in object perception / Mary Peterson; title: Reciprocal effects of attention and perception: comments on anne treisman's "how the deployment of attention determines what we see" / Shaul Hochstein; title: Distributed attention and its implication for visual perception / Karla Evans and Sang Chul Chong; title: Sptital deficits and feature integration theory / Lynn Robertson; title: There's binding and there's binding, or is there just binding? : neuropsychological insights from bálint's syndrome / Glyn Humphreys; title: Ensemble perception: summarizing the scene and broadening the limits of visual processing / Jason Haberman and David Whitney; title: Features and conjunctions in visual working memory / Weiwei Zhang, Jeffrey S. Johnson, Geoffrey F. Woodman, and Steven J. Luck; title: Some thoughts on the interaction between perception and reflection / Julie A. Higgins and Marcia K. Johnson.