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Between-object binding and visual attention

Greg Davis
Pages 411-430 | Published online: 01 Oct 2010

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Greg Davis & Amanda Holmes. (2005) Reversal of object-based benefits in visual attention. Visual Cognition 12:5, pages 817-846.
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Jihyun Suh & Richard A. Abrams. (2015) Reduced object-based perception in the near-hand space. Experimental Brain Research 233:12, pages 3403-3412.
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Hui Chen & Liqiang Huang. (2015) Solving the paradox between same-object advantage and different-object advantage. Vision Research 115, pages 128-134.
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Wei-Lun Chou & Su-Ling Yeh. (2011) Subliminal spatial cues capture attention and strengthen between-object link. Consciousness and Cognition 20:4, pages 1265-1271.
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S.J. Harrison & J. Feldman. (2009) Perceptual comparison of features within and between objects: A new look. Vision Research 49:23, pages 2790-2799.
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Adam Reeves, Heather Fuller & Elisabeth M. Fine. (2005) The role of attention in binding shape to color. Vision Research 45:27, pages 3343-3355.
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Greg Davis & Amanda Holmes. (2005) The capacity of visual short-term memory is not a fixed number of objects. Memory & Cognition 33:2, pages 185-195.
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Greg Davis. (2004) Characteristics of attention and visual short–term memory: implications for visual interface design. Philosophical Transactions of the Royal Society of London. Series A: Mathematical, Physical and Engineering Sciences 362:1825, pages 2741-2759.
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Songmei Han, Barbara Anne Dosher & Zhong-Lin Lu. (2016) Object Attention Revisited. Psychological Science 14:6, pages 598-604.
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