AZ
Publications
- Beyond Guidance: It’s Time to Focus on the Consequences of Attentional Capture
- The diachronic account of attentional selectivity
- Target activation and distractor inhibition underlie priming of pop-out: A response to Dent (this issue).
- Perceptual competition between targets and distractors determines working memory access and produces intrusion errors in rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) tasks.
- What processes are disrupted during the attentional blink? An integrative review of event-related potential research
- Distractor intrusions are the result of delayed attentional engagement: A new temporal variability account of attentional selectivity in dynamic visual tasks.
- Cognitive processes in aging effects on attentional alerting.
- Multifactorial effects of aging on the orienting of visual attention.
- Academia is not a meritocracy.
- Dissociating between the N2pc and attentional shifting: An attentional blink study.
- Contingent Attentional Engagement: Stimulus- and Goal-Driven Capture Have Qualitatively Different Consequences.
- Attentional engagement is not sufficient to prevent spatial capture.
- Perceptual Processing is Not Spared During the Attentional Blink.
- Stereotype Deduction About Bisexual Women.
- Contingent capture is weakened in search for multiple features from different dimensions.
- Attentional capture and engagement during the attentional blink: A "camera" metaphor of attention.
- The role of dimension relevance in features' access to response-selection mechanisms.
- There and back again: revisiting the on-time effect.
- The invisible stereotypes of bisexual men.
- Attentional sets influence perceptual load effects, but not dilution effects.
- The role of search difficulty in intertrial feature priming.
- What processes are disrupted during the attentional blink? An integrative review of event-related potential research.
- Bisexuality in men exists but cannot be decoded from men's genital arousal.
- Predictivity and Manifestation Factors in Aging Effects on the Orienting of Spatial Attention.