Volume 78, Issue 7

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October 2016

Mechanisms of Attentional Control: A Special Issue in Honor of the Contributions of Steven Yantis; Guest Editors: Brian A. Anderson, Cathleen M. Moore, John T. Serences, and Sarah Shomstein

33 articles in this issue

Introduction to the special issue
Brian A. Anderson
News 25 August 2016 Pages: 1819 - 1821
Identifying visual targets amongst interfering distractors: Sorting out the roles of perceptual load, dilution, and attentional zoom
Kyle R. Cave
Zhe Chen
OriginalPaper 01 June 2016 Pages: 1822 - 1838
In search of the focus of attention in working memory: 13 years of the retro-cue effect
Alessandra S. Souza
Klaus Oberauer
OriginalPaper 20 April 2016 Pages: 1839 - 1860
Does visual attention drive the dynamics of bistable perception?
Kevin C. Dieter
Jan Brascamp
Randolph Blake
OriginalPaper 26 May 2016 Pages: 1861 - 1873
Central attention is serial, but midlevel and peripheral attention are parallel—A hypothesis
Benjamin J. Tamber-Rosenau
René Marois
OriginalPaper 07 July 2016 Pages: 1874 - 1888
Perceptual salience captures the eyes on a surprise trial
Gernot Horstmann
Stefanie Becker
Daniel Ernst
OriginalPaper 01 June 2016 Pages: 1889 - 1900
Detection of object onsets and offsets: Does the primacy of onset persist even with bias for detecting offset?
Maria J. Donaldson
Naohide Yamamoto
OriginalPaper 05 August 2016 Pages: 1901 - 1915
Do sudden onsets need to be perceived as new objects to capture attention? The interplay between sensory transients and display configuration
Caleb Owens
Branka Spehar
OriginalPaper 09 August 2016 Pages: 1916 - 1925
The role of unique color changes and singletons in attention capture
Adrian von Mühlenen
Markus Conci
OriginalPaper Open access 20 May 2016 Pages: 1926 - 1934
Intertrial priming due to distractor repetition is eliminated in homogeneous contexts
Tobias Feldmann-Wüstefeld
Anna Schubö
OriginalPaper 10 May 2016 Pages: 1935 - 1947
Automaticity of phasic alertness: Evidence for a three-component model of visual cueing
Zhicheng Lin
Zhong-Lin Lu
OriginalPaper 12 May 2016 Pages: 1948 - 1967
Target–object integration, attention distribution, and object orientation interactively modulate object-based selection
Shahd Al-Janabi
Adam S. Greenberg
OriginalPaper 19 May 2016 Pages: 1968 - 1984
Visual field meridians modulate the reallocation of object-based attention
Adam J. Barnas
Adam S. Greenberg
OriginalPaper 05 May 2016 Pages: 1985 - 1997
Saccade latency indexes exogenous and endogenous object-based attention
Gözde Şentürk
Adam S. Greenberg
Taosheng Liu
OriginalPaper 25 May 2016 Pages: 1998 - 2013
Do different attention capture paradigms measure different types of capture?
Nelson A. Roque
Timothy J. Wright
Walter R. Boot
OriginalPaper 05 May 2016 Pages: 2014 - 2030
Choosing attentional control settings in a dynamically changing environment
Jessica L. Irons
Andrew B. Leber
OriginalPaper 17 May 2016 Pages: 2031 - 2048
Target templates specify visual, not semantic, features to guide search: A marked asymmetry between seeking and ignoring
Jennifer L. Daffron
Greg Davis
OriginalPaper Open access 07 April 2016 Pages: 2049 - 2065
Intrusive effects of semantic information on visual selective attention
George L. Malcolm
Michelle Rattinger
Sarah Shomstein
OriginalPaper Open access 05 July 2016 Pages: 2066 - 2078
Attending to multiple objects relies on both feature- and dimension-based control mechanisms: Evidence from human electrophysiology
Thomas Töllner
Markus Conci
Veronica Mazza
OriginalPaper 14 June 2016 Pages: 2079 - 2089
All eyes on relevance: strategic allocation of attention as a result of feature-based task demands in multiple object tracking
Alisa Brockhoff
Markus Huff
OriginalPaper 08 June 2016 Pages: 2090 - 2109
High spatial validity is not sufficient to elicit voluntary shifts of attention
Joseph R. Pauszek
Bradley S. Gibson
OriginalPaper 04 April 2016 Pages: 2110 - 2123
Expect the unexpected: a paradoxical effect of cue validity on the orienting of attention
Ashley Jollie
Jason Ivanoff
Andrew S. Jamieson
OriginalPaper 27 June 2016 Pages: 2124 - 2134
When is it time to move to the next map? Optimal foraging in guided visual search
Krista A. Ehinger
Jeremy M. Wolfe
OriginalPaper 18 May 2016 Pages: 2135 - 2151
Which way is which? Examining symbolic control of attention with compound arrow cues
Mark Mills
Michael D. Dodd
OriginalPaper 01 June 2016 Pages: 2152 - 2163
Executive control of stimulus-driven and goal-directed attention in visual working memory
Yanmei Hu
Richard J. Allen
Graham J. Hitch
OriginalPaper 03 May 2016 Pages: 2164 - 2175
Tracking the will to attend: Cortical activity indexes self-generated, voluntary shifts of attention
Leon Gmeindl
Yu-Chin Chiu
Steven Yantis
OriginalPaper 14 June 2016 Pages: 2176 - 2184
Decomposing experience-driven attention: Opposite attentional effects of previously predictive cues
Zhicheng Lin
Zhong-Lin Lu
Sheng He
OriginalPaper 11 April 2016 Pages: 2185 - 2198
Funny money: the attentional role of monetary feedback detached from expected value
Zachary J. J. Roper
Shaun P. Vecera
OriginalPaper 31 May 2016 Pages: 2199 - 2212
Distractors associated with reward break through the focus of attention
Jaap Munneke
Artem V. Belopolsky
Jan Theeuwes
OriginalPaper Open access 01 March 2016 Pages: 2213 - 2225
Value-modulated oculomotor capture by task-irrelevant stimuli is a consequence of early competition on the saccade map
Daniel Pearson
Raphaella Osborn
Mike E. Le Pelley
OriginalPaper 16 May 2016 Pages: 2226 - 2240
Irrelevant learned reward associations disrupt voluntary spatial attention
Mary H. MacLean
Gisella K. Diaz
Barry Giesbrecht
OriginalPaper 15 April 2016 Pages: 2241 - 2252
Appetitive and aversive outcome associations modulate exogenous cueing
Berno Bucker
Jan Theeuwes
OriginalPaper Open access 04 May 2016 Pages: 2253 - 2265
Threat captures attention, but not automatically: Top-down goals modulate attentional orienting to threat distractors
Joyce M. G. Vromen
Ottmar V. Lipp
Stefanie I. Becker
OriginalPaper 27 May 2016 Pages: 2266 - 2279

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