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Special Issue: Dealing with Distractors in Visual Search

Introduction

An Introduction to the Special Issue on “Dealing with Distractors in Visual Search”

Nicholas Gaspelin & Shaun Vecera

Pages: 183-184

Published online: 20 Aug 2019

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Attentional suppression is delayed for threatening distractors

Nicolas Burra, Coralie Pittet, Caroline Barras & Dirk Kerzel

Pages: 185-198

Published online: 18 Mar 2019

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The power of negative thinking: Paradoxical but effective ignoring of salient-but-irrelevant stimuli with a spatial cue

Seah Chang, Corbin A. Cunningham & Howard E. Egeth

Pages: 199-213

Published online: 20 Nov 2018

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Learning to ignore salient distractors: Attentional set and habituation

Matteo De Tommaso & Massimo Turatto

Pages: 214-226

Published online: 22 Feb 2019

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Oculomotor inhibition of salient distractors: Voluntary inhibition cannot override selection history

Nicholas Gaspelin, John M. Gaspar & Steven J. Luck

Pages: 227-246

Published online: 09 Apr 2019

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Distractor-interference reduction is dimensionally constrained

Heinrich René Liesefeld, Anna M. Liesefeld & Hermann J. Müller

Pages: 247-259

Published online: 16 Jan 2019

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Attention capture during visual search: The consequences of distractor appeal, familiarity, and frequency

Kristina Krasich, Adam T. Biggs & James R. Brockmole

Pages: 260-278

Published online: 28 Aug 2018

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Can capture by abrupt onsets be suppressed?

Eric Ruthruff, Derek Kuit, Joshua W. Maxwell & Nicholas Gaspelin

Pages: 279-290

Published online: 15 Apr 2019

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Context-specific distractors rejection: contextual cues control long-term habituation of attentional capture by abrupt onsets

Massimo Turatto, Francesca Bonetti, Cinzia Chiandetti & David Pascucci

Pages: 291-304

Published online: 22 Feb 2019

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Location-based explanations do not account for active attentional suppression

Nancy B. Carlisle & Aleksander W. Nitka

Pages: 305-316

Published online: 07 Jan 2019

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Feature guidance by negative attentional templates depends on search difficulty

Markus Conci, Cassandra Deichsel, Hermann J. Müller & Thomas Töllner

Pages: 317-326

Published online: 21 Feb 2019

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Cued distractor rejection disrupts learned distractor rejection

Brad T. Stilwell & Shaun P. Vecera

Pages: 327-342

Published online: 30 Jan 2019

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Memory-based attentional biases survive spatial suppression driven by selection history

Dirk van Moorselaar, Jan Theeuwes & Christian N. L. Olivers

Pages: 343-350

Published online: 05 Mar 2019

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Does changing distractor environments eliminate spatiomotor biases?

Matthew D. Hilchey, Blaire J. Weidler, Jason Rajsic & Jay Pratt

Pages: 351-366

Published online: 06 Nov 2018

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Dealing with distractors in the spatial cueing paradigm can reflect the strategic influence of cognitive effort minimization rather than a limit to selective attention

Joseph R. Pauszek & Bradley S. Gibson

Pages: 367-383

Published online: 12 Mar 2019

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