Journal of Vision - Volume 7, Number 9

Volume 7, Number 9, Abstracts 1a-1084a

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Vision Sciences Society Meeting, 2007: Abstracts

The Vision Sciences Society Meeting was held May 11 - May 16, 2007, in Sarasota, FL. The following are the abstracts of that meeting. ARVO holds the copyright to Journal of Vision, Vol. 7, No. 9, but not to the individual abstracts in that issue. The VSS Annual Meeting Abstracts are provided as a service to the community by the Vision Sciences Society in cooperation with ARVO, the publisher of Journal of Vision.

Face Perception: Experience and Context
1	Yovel & Bartal	View-invariant representation of unfamiliar faces in the fusiform face area
2	Andrews & Ewbank	fMR-adaptation reveals a view-invariant representation for familiar faces in the fusiform face area
3	Ishibashi & Kita	Our own faces: perceiving fluctuating asymmetry in the highly familiar objects
4	Pilz, Bülthoff, & Vuong	The importance of spatial frequency and familiarity in face recognition
5	Armann & Buelthoff	Sex matters when you ask the right question: What affects eye movements in face comparison tasks?
6	Bülthoff & Vuong	Influence of encoding context on face recognition
7	Michel, Rossion, Hayward, Buelthoff, & Vuong	The role of surface and shape information in the other-race face effect
8	Chiao & Franconeri	Women, but not men, prefer to fixate on the right side of a face
9	Elms, Mondloch, & Maurer	Jane and Ling: Holistic processing and sensitivity to the spacing of features in own- versus other-race faces
10	Fiset, Wagar, Tanaka, Gosselin, & Bub	The face of race: Revealing the visual prototype of Black and White faces in Caucasian subjects
11	Ng, Boynton, & Fine	Face adaptation does not improve perceptual salience
12	Nakata & Osada	Squirrel monkeys' (Saimili sciureus) peculiar facial recognition in the discrimination between own and other species
13	Bridge, Li, Tsao, & Chiao	Universality and cultural specificity in social dominance perception: Effects of gender and culture on facial judgments
14	Bowman & Chiao	What drives the political gender gap?: The role of gender on facial judgments of politicians
15	Sy & Giesbrecht	Who’s looking at you? Gender and familiarity modulate gaze cueing
16	O'Brien & Raymond	Associating reward and loss with faces: Effects on rapid face recognition
17	Isogaya, Maruya, Nakajima, Tani, & Sato	Self-range defined by gaze perception is robust against the size and viewing distance variations
18	Otsuka, Kanazawa, Yamaguchi, Abdi, & O'Toole	The development of face discrimination skill in infants
19	Nakato, Otsuka, Midorikawa, Yamaguchi, & Kakigi	Infants' brain activity on perception of different view faces using near-infrared spectroscopy
Eye Movements: Cognitive I
20	Savina, Bergeron, & Guitton	Effect of training to an area-cue on human saccadic eye movements
21	Poletti & Rucci	Dependence of fixational saccades on the visual task and image fading conditions
22	Tanner, Fleming, & Bülthoff	Eye movements for active learning of objects
23	Dalrymple, Bischof, Cameron, Barton, & Kingstone	Inefficient eye movements correlate with difficulties in perceiving global stimuli in Balint's syndrome
24	Heisz & Shore	More efficient scanning for familiar faces
25	Pospisil & Rutan	Gaze duration differences during a complex scene color preference test occur based on identical vs. dissimilar scenes
26	Schirillo	Mondrian, eye movements, and the oblique effect
27	Pelz, Rothkopf, & DeAngelis	Task dependence of space-time statistics at point of gaze revealed by eye tracking in natural wooded environmen
28	Wismeijer, van Ee, & Erkelens	Influence of perceived depth in a reverse perspective stimulus on vergence
29	Rothkopf & Ballard	Relating contrast statistics at fixation location to navigational control law
30	Thorpe, Crouzet, & Kirchner	Saliency maps and ultra-rapid choice saccade tasks
31	Tse, Baker, Adler, & Gerhardstein	The role of awareness in saccadic conditioning
32	Madelain, Champrenaut, & Chauvin	Control of sensorimotor variability
2D Motion I
33	Apthorp, Alais, & Wenderoth	Motion streaks improve fine direction discrimination
34	Pashkam & Cavanagh	Effect of motion smear on perceived speed in low luminance
35	Bhavaraju & Mingolla	Speed perception across variations in spatiotemporal frequencies in apparent motion stimuli
36	Ruiz-Ruiz & Martinez-Trujillo	Frames of reference for perceiving motion direction in the human visual system
37	Greenwood & Edwards	Transparent-motion detection requires bimodal population activity
38	Armstrong, Lewis, & Maurer	The development of sensitivity to first- and second-order pattern versus motion
39	Disch & De Valois	Effects of flicker on perceived object velocity
40	Yamada, Yamaguchi, & Miura	Time-to-passage judgments reflect naive physics: The cases of representational gravity and friction
Perceptual Learning I
41	Li, Polat, & Bavelier	Action video game playing alters early visual processing
42	Green, Pouget, & Bavelier	Action videogame playing improves bayesian inference for perceptual decision-making
43	Isola, Turk-Browne, & Scholl	Multidimensional visual statistical learning
44	Nishina, Seitz, Kawato, & Watanabe	Subliminal visual feature is learned better when spatially closer to attended task
45	Yotsumoto, Watanabe, & Sasaki	While V1 activity enhancement that occurs immediately after PL training is nullified due to consolidation, the performance enhancement sustains
46	Wenger, Kapelewski, & Eroh	Tracking changes in cortical responses as a function of perceptual practice
47	Ni, Watanabe, & Andersen	The effect of age on perceptual learning of sub-threshold stimuli
48	Gerván & Kovács	Sleep dependent learning in contour integration
49	Giordano, Carrasco, & Rosenbaum	Covert attention strengthens, speeds and maintains perceptual learning
50	Sulman & Sanocki	Can stimulus-induced affective states influence the rate of PL?
Rivalry and Bi-stability I
51	Kimura, Abe, & Goryo	Attenuation of the pupillary response during interocular suppression
52	Knapen, Pearson, Blake, & van Ee	Increase of perceived speed accompanying onset of interocular suppression
53	van Dam, Mulder, Noest, Brascamp, van den Berg, & van Ee	Sequential dependency in percept durations for binocular rivalry
54	van Boxtel, Knapen, van Ee, & Erkelens	Identical rivalry dynamics for monocular, stimulus and binocular rivalry
55	Norman, Norman, Pattison, Taylor, & Goforth	Aging and the depth of binocular rivalry suppression
56	Paffen, Naber, & Verstraten	Predicting the spatial origin of a dominance wave in binocular rivalry
57	Pearson, Clifford, & Tong	Perceptual and mnemonic contents of mental imagery revealed by binocular rivalry
58	Silver & Logothetis	Temporal frequency and contrast tagging bias the type of competition in interocular switch rivalry
59	Su, Ooi, & He	The speed and spreading of binocular rivalry dominance from boundary contours
60	Van Bogaert, Ooi, & He	Illusory boundary contours affect binocular rivalry and depth perception
61	Xu, He, & Ooi	The roles of boundary contour and stimulus onset asynchrony in triggering binocular rivalry alternation
62	Wallis & Arnold	Staying Focussed: The function of suppression during binocular rivalry?
63	Winterbottom, Patterson, & Pierce	Binocular rivalry and head-worn displays
64	Yang, Zald, & Blake	Processing of fearful faces outside of awareness
3D Perception: Cue Integration
65	Haijiang & Backus	Newly recruited cue trades against pre-existing cues during the construction of visual appearance
66	Backus	Bayesian model of cue combination for ambiguous stimuli
67	Burge, Girshick, & Banks	Visuo-haptic adaptation: the role of relative reliability
68	Girshick, Burge, & Banks	Bayesian cue combination: coupling of disparity-texture information compared to coupling of visual-haptic information
69	Greenwald & Knill	Grasping for cues: Visual cue integration for object manipulation
70	Ishii, Todo, & Yamashita	Manual control is effective in disambiguating in kinetic depth effect
71	Gardner & Palmer	Joint effects of height-in-the-picture-plane and distance-relative-to-the-horizon in pictorial depth perception
72	McCormack, Lowe, & Deng	Dynamics of registered convergence
73	van der Kooij & te Pas	Curvature contrast occurs after Cue combination
Early Visual Processing: Receptive Fields
74	Lu & Roe	Response to motion and motion boundaries in monkey V2
Cortical Receptive Fields and Perception
75	Meirovithz, Bonneh, Werner-Reiss, Ayzenshtat, Saban, & Slovin	Voltage-sensitive dye imaging of collinear patterns in the visual cortex of a behaving monkey
76	Tong, Zhang, Zheng, Smith III, & Chino	TimeCourse of surround suppression in V2 neurons of Macaque monkeys
77	Zhang, Zheng, Smith, & Chino	Mature transient responses of V2 neurons in 2-Week-Old infant monkeys
78	Kaskan, Baldwin, Zhang, Chino, & Kaas	The development of local connections in V1 and V2 of macaque monkeys
79	Kay, Naselaris, & Gallant	Estimation of voxel receptive fields in human visual cortex using natural images
80	Schumacher & Olman	BOLD fMRI response to local neural inhibition
81	Masquelier, Serre, Thorpe, & Poggio	Learning simple and complex cells-like receptive fields from natural images: a plausibility proof
82	Lui, Dobiecki, Bourne, & Rosa	Responses of single neurones in the middle temporal area (MT) to kinetic contours: implications for understanding the physiological basis of form cue invariance
Perceptual Learning II
83	Bridgeman	A test of the sensorimotor theory of visual calibration
84	Jeter, Dosher, & Liu	Transfer (vs. specificity) following different amounts of perceptual learning in tasks differing in stimulus orientation and position
85	Kim, Seitz, & Watanabe	Effect of reward on perceptual learning
86	Sasaki, Yotsumoto, Shimojo, & Watanabe	Brain activity related to consolidation of perceptual learning during sleep
87	Yu, Klein, & Levi	Location specificity in perceptual learning: A revisit
88	Carrasco, Giordano, & Looser	Transient attention potentiates perceptual learning
3D Perception
89	Hu & Knill	Kinesthetic feedback helps disambiguate 3D structure-from-motion
90	Di Luca & Ernst	Integration of alternating cues to slant
91	Balas & Sinha	Does the visual system extract "keyframes" from dynamic object sequences?
92	Ernst, Di Luca, & Knill	How long does it take to adjust a weight?
93	MacKenzie, Murray, & Wilcox	Perceived curvature in depth: a test of cue combination models using motion and binocular disparity
94	Li & Zaidi	3-D curvature aftereffects invariant to texture pattern
Global Motion and Motion Integration
95	Tailby, Majaj, & Movshon	Binocular integration of pattern motion signals by MT neurons and by human observers
96	Majaj, Tailby, & Movshon	Motion opponency in area MT of the macaque is mostly monocular
97	Tadin, Grdinovac, Hubert-Wallander, & Blake	Both simple and choice reaction times reveal suppressive center-surround interactions in motion perception
98	Edwards	Interaction of the On and Off pathways in motion processing with motion-defined-form signals
99	Spering & Gegenfurtner	Contrast and assimilation in visual motion processing for perception and smooth pursuit eye movements
100	Royden & Holloway	The effect of object speed and angle on the perceived rigidity of an optic flow field
101	MacNeilage, Butler, Buelthoff, & Banks	Disambiguation of optic flow with vestibular signals
The Many Functions of the Ventral Stream
102	Appelbaum, Vildavski, Pettet, Wade, & Norcia	Neural dynamics of visual scene segmentation
103	Behrmann & Manchin	Object recognition in ventral temporal cortex is category-graded rather than specific: Neuropsychological evidence
104	Tootell, Devaney, Postelnicu, & Ungerleider	Cortical fMRI maps in response to 3D morphs between head and house
105	Singer & Sheinberg	Joint object and motion selectivity in the temporal cortex
106	Meyers, Hung, Freedman, Miller, & Kreiman	Decoding of ITC cell activity closely predicts human visual similarity judgments
107	Rajimehr, Vanduffel, & Tootell	Retinotopy versus category specificity throughout primate cerebral cortex
108	Rouw & Scholte	Increased structural connectivity in Grapheme-Color Synesthesia
Perceptual Organization: Contours I
109	Anderson, Cass, & O'Vari	Non-Bayesian mechanisms of contour synthesis
110	Maertens & Shapley	Local determinants of contour interpolation
111	Fulvio, Singh, & Maloney	Breakdown of contour interpolation: Testing a multiple-contours hypothesis
112	McMains & Kastner	Illusory contour formation modulates competitive interactions in human extrastriate cortex
113	May & Hess	Ladder contours are undetectable in the periphery
114	Horsager & Fine	Evidence for synchrony using direct electrical stimulation of the human retina
Perception and Action I
115	Baldauf & Deubel	Visual selection of multiple goal positions before rapid hand movement sequences
116	Franchak & Adolph	Perceiving changing affordances for action: Pregnant women walking through doorways
117	Wilkie, Robertshaw, & Wann	Steering performance is influenced by road width, road curvature and gaze behaviour
118	McBeath, Sugar, Paranjape, Dolgov, & Wang	Human and robot ball catching on a Hill: Is the control geometry on the level or atilt?
119	Chajka, Vecellio, Hayhoe, & Gillam	The role of binocular vision in navigating obstacles
120	Stankiewicz & Pitts	Using a Bayesian Model to measure the benefit of visual landmarks and layout topology on human navigation efficiencies
Face Perception
121	Peterson, Abbey, & Eckstein	Information distribution for face identificaiton and its relation to human strategies
122	Ramon & Rossion	What’s lost in prosopagnosia? An investigation of familiar face processing in a single-case of pure prosopagnosia working in a kindergarten
123	Schiltz, Jacques, & Rossion	The spatio-temporal correlates of holistic face perception
124	Afraz & Cavanagh	Spatial limits of face processing: Evidence from face aftereffects
125	Dakin & Omigie	Face space: Distinctiveness, discrimination and dippers
126	Meng, Cherian, Gabrieli, Gabrieli, & Sinha	Using computer vision to probe the neural correlates of categorical face perception
127	Oh & Shiffrar	Apparent motion of the face
Attention: Objects, Scenes, and Search
128	Xu & Chun	Grouping determines object-based selection in human inferior intra-parietal sulcus
129	Alvarez & Oliva	The representation of ensemble visual features outside the focus of attention
130	Reddy & Kanwisher	Category selectivity in the ventral visual pathway confers robustness to clutter and diverted attention
131	Turk-Browne, Xu, & Chun	Dissociating task performance from neural repetition effects in ventral visual cortex
Attentional Capture
132	Chen & Modrkoff	Attentional capture by incongruent cues: An analysis of individual difference
Attention: Objects, Scenes, and Search
133	Palmer, Van Wert, Horowitz, & Wolfe	Getting guidance going
134	Itti, Yoshida, Berg, Ikeda, Kato, Takaura, & Isa	Investigation of spontaneous saccades based on the saliency model in monkeys with unilateral lesion of primary visual cortex
Eye Movements: Saccades and Smooth Pursuit
135	Gegenfurtner & Rasche	Sensory and motor contributions to smooth pursuit variability
136	Monteon, Martinez-Trujillo, Wang, & Crawford	Frames of reference for eye-head gaze shifts evoked during stimulation of the primate frontal eye fields
137	Stevenson, Kumar, & Roorda	Psychophysical and oculomotor reference points for visual direction measured with the adaptive optics scanning laser ophthalmoscope
138	Van der Stigchel, van Zoest, & Barton	The effect of distractors in prosaccade, antisaccade, and memory-guided saccade tasks
139	Roy, Oruc, & Barton	Within-hemifield mutual inteference and repulsion in the programming of antisaccades
140	Ludwig & Gilchrist	A sequential sampling model of saccadic double-steps in direction
141	Gowani, Barton, Levin, & Fox	Prior probability effects and their inter-hemispheric interactions in human prosaccades and antisaccades
142	Park & Shimojo	Corrective saccades drive saccadic adaptation independently of explicit interpretation of retinal error
143	Kerzel & Ulmann	Suppression of steady state smooth pursuit by irrelevant flashes
Locomotion I: General
144	Diaz, Phillips, & Fajen	Locomotor interception of unpredictable moving targets
145	Interrante, Ries, O'Rourke, Gray, Lindquist, & Anderson	Evaluating alternative metaphors for augmented locomotion through large scale immersive virtual environments
146	Khomut & Warren	Catching fly balls in VR: A test of the OAC, LOT and trajectory prediction strategies
147	Lappe, Jenkin, & Harris	Visual odometry by leaky integration
148	Severson, Uc, MD, Sparks, BA, & Rizzo, MD	Effect of UFOV impairment on kinematics of curve driving
149	Wann, Field, & Wilkie	Visual control of locomotor steering: An fMRI study
150	Wood, Chaparro, Carberry, & Chu	Simulated visual impairment affects night-time driving and pedestrian recognition
151	Sims & Fajen	A reinforcement learning model of visually guided braking
152	Warren, Bruggeman, & Zosh	Optic flow serves as a teaching signal for visual-locomotor adaptation
153	Dolgov, Todd, Birchfield, McBeath, & Thornburg	The influence of locomotion on the axis-aligned motion bias in large situated display environments
154	Ellard, Wagar, & Eller	Recalibration of the relationship between visual and action space: Evidence for generalization across actions
Visuomotor Control: Hand Movements
155	Bruno & Bernardis	Visually guided pointing and the Müller-Lyer illusion: why are the data so contradictory?
156	Binsted, Ehresman, Heath, & Saucier	Execution generated illusory motor bias: two systems, one representation
157	Franz, Hesse, & Kollath	Grasping after a delay: More ventral than dorsal?
158	Anderson & Bingham	Evidence for the use of a binocular Tau-dot strategy in visually guided reaching
159	Bingham & Anderson	A binocular Tau-dot model for guiding reaches
160	Hesse, de Grave, Franz, Brenner, & Smeets	Planning movements well in advance
161	Heath, Tremblay, & Binsted	Vision predominates sensorimotor transformations for online grasping control
162	Ishak & Adolph	Gauging affordances for reaching through apertures
163	Watt, Keefe, & Hibbard	Do binocular depth cues have a special role in grasping?
164	Khan, Blohm, Ren, & Crawford	Independent gaze-centered representations of reach targets viewed with left vs. right eye
165	Fajen & Cramer	Visual control of hand position and orientation during one-handed catching
166	Thaler & Todd	Reaching to a point or reaching over a distance - What is the difference?
167	Wu, DalMartello, & Maloney	Performance in rapid, sequential visually-guided pointing movements
168	Wu, Klatzky, Shelton, & Stetten	Learning in image-guided reaching changes the representation-to-action mapping
169	Wolfe, Gray, & Maloney	Constraint induced learning in a visually guided motor task
170	Seydell, McCann, Trommershäuser, & Knill	Human pointing movements in a probabilistic environment
171	Hudson, Wolfe, & Maloney	The covariance structure of speeded reaching movements
Attention: Neural Mechanisms
172	Li, Lu, Tjan, Dosher, & Chu	Attentional modulation of the BOLD-fMRI contrast response functions in early visual areas
173	Torralbo, Beck, & Kramer	Perceptual load-induced selection as a result of neural competition in early visual cortex
174	Yang & Ts'o	The influence of a visual task on fMRI activation patterns in the visual cortex
175	Park, Zhang, Ferrera, Hood, & Hirsch	Spatial distribution of attention effects in human visual cortex
176	Ling, Liu, & Carrasco	Feature-based attention increases gain and sharpens tuning of motion selective channels
177	Serences & Boynton	Perceptual decisionmaking in human visual cortex
178	Ciaramitaro & Boynton	Behavioral measures of cross-modal attention are consistent with fMRI responses in V1 and not MT+
179	Gee, Ipata, & Goldberg	Activity in monkey V4 reflects target identification and saccade direction in free viewing visual search
180	Landau, Esterman, Robertson, & Prinzmetal	Gamma band levels index voluntary shifts of attention to faces
181	Esterman, Verstynen, & Robertson	Attenuating illusory binding with TMS of the right parietal cortex
182	Shalev, Mevorach, Allen, & Humphreys	Dissociating the cognitive mechanisms of sustained attention and response inhibition: An fMRI study using a conjunctive go/no-go task
183	Mevorach, Shalev, Allen, & Humphreys	The Left inferior parietal lobe modulates the selection of low salient stimuli
184	Shomstein, Kravitz, & Behrmann	Temporal dynamics of an attentional switch
Attentional Capture
185	Chua & Ismail	A new object captures attention
Attention: Neural Mechanisms
186	Pitts, Nerger, & Stalmaster	The role of spatial and selective attention in the perception of bistable images
187	Bolduc-Teasdale, Beaupré, Robitaille, & McKerral	ERP 'blink' instructions revisited: Effects on attention-related processes
188	Boehnke, Berg, Baldi, Itti, & Munoz	Adaptation and habituation of visual responses in the superficial and intermediate layers of the superior colliculus (SC)
189	Dranias, Bullock, & Grossberg	A neural network model of simultaneous visual discrimination: Incentive modulation of visual stimulus salience
Scene Perception I
190	Dickinson & Intraub	Boundary extension in the transsaccadic representation of layout
191	Michod & Intraub	Conceptual Masking: Is it really all about the concept or does layout matter?
192	Castelhano, Pollatsek, & Rayner	Memory for viewpoint changes in naturalistic scenes
193	Torralba, Fergus, & Freeman	Object and scene recognition in tiny images
194	MacKenzie, Fortis-Santiago, & Fiser	Integrating central and peripheral information during object categorization
195	Sanocki & Sulman	Functional representations of layout are disrupted by irrelevant objects
196	van der Smagt & Nijboer	Color information impairs change detection
197	Ogmen, Aydin, & Herzog	Differential perceived speeds explain the apparent compression in slit viewing
198	Markovic & Radonjic	Aspects of painting perception
199	Yue, Lescroart, Vessel, & Biederman	A test of the consistency of scene preferences across cultures
200	Li & Matin	The elevation of Visually Perceived Eye Level (VPEL) is an oscillatory function of visual pitch
201	Dixon, Canga, Nikolov, Troscianko, Noyes, Bull, & Canagarajah	Solider direction and soldier location: Image fusion and compression in two scene perception tasks
2D Shape and Form
202	Loffler, Bennett, & Gordon	Seeing shape in noise: tuning characteristics of global shape mechanisms
203	Pinna	New local and global shape illusions due to grouping
204	Roach, Webb, & McGraw	Prolonged exposure to global structure induces 'remote' tilt-aftereffects
205	Tyler, Kao, & Chen	The role of 2D and 3D symmetry information in face processing in the human brain
206	Sawada & Pizlo	Perceiving planar symmetric objects in 3D scenes
207	Guidi & Palmer	Symmetry and relational structure in the perception of rectangular frames
208	Webb, Roach, & Peirce	Masking exposes multiple global form mechanisms at intermediate levels of visual processing
209	Wilkinson, Shahjahan, & Wilson	Hysteresis between shape-defined categories
210	Haushofer, Baker, & Kanwisher	Frequency-based categorization of complex visual objects
211	Kempgens, Loffler, & Orbach	When change blindness fails: Factors determining change detection for circular patterns
212	Bittner, Wenger, Sullivan, & Von Der Heide	Dimensional consistency effects with illusory dimensions
213	Aydin, Herzog, & Ogmen	Compression in slit viewing occurs not in space but at object level
Special Populations: Development
214	Von Der Heide, Wenger, Gilmore, Walsh, Sullivan, & Bittner	Developmental changes in the capacity to process faces
215	Cantlon, Libertus, Brannon, & Pelphrey	The development of abstract numerical processing in parietal cortex
216	Gori, Del Viva, Sandini, & Burr	Six-year-old children do not integrate visual-haptic information optimally
217	Gilmore, Murray-Kolb, & Lee	Infants' visual habituation patterns show large within-session variability
218	Kruk	Good-poor reader accuracy differences in four-dot masking
219	Taylor & Jakobson	Representational momentum in preterm and full-term children
220	Zosh, Feigenson, & Halberda	Infants' ability to enumerate multiple spatially-overlapping sets in parallel
221	Boutin & Ellemberg	Spatial lateral interactions during childhood
222	Carmi, Tseng, Cameron, Itti, & Munoz	The impact of maturation and aging on mechanisms of attentional selection
V1 and Thalamus: Anatomy and Organization
223	Fischer & Whitney	Precise topographic encoding of visual stimuli in the human pulvinar
224	Leh, Chakravarty, & Ptito	The connectivity of the human pulvinar: a diffusion tensor imaging tractography study
225	Radoeva & Aguirre	Representation of the ipsilateral visual field in early retinotopic cortex
226	Iaria, Robbins, & Petrides	The human occipital lobe: variability and probability maps of the sulci
227	Hansen	What makes topographic map boundaries parsimonious?
Attentional Capture
228	Hodsoll, Mevorach, & Humphreys	Driven to less distraction: rTMS of the right parietal cortex reduces attentional capture in visual search by eliminating inter-trial priming
V1 and Thalamus: Anatomy and Organization
229	Ben Amor & Vaucher	The effects of a cholinergic deficit on visual learning in rats
230	Masuda, Nakadomari, Dumoulin, Cheung, Furuta, Kitahara, & Wandell	The mechanism underlying large-scale reorganization in human macular degeneration patients
231	Pinto, Hornby, Jones, & Murphy	Changes in inhibitory mechanisms in human visual cortex throughout the lifespan
232	James, Goh, & Vanni	Pattern-pulse multifocal MEG mapping of human visual cortex using the general linear model
233	Erlenmeyer, Ales, Carney, & Klein	Designer stimuli enables VEP based separation of early visual areas
Brightness, Lightness and Luminance
234	Allred & Brainard	Parametric measurements of lightness in the context of real illuminated objects
235	Boyaci, Fang, Murray, & Kersten	Amodal completion affects lightness perception
236	Hamburger & Shapiro	The Hermann grid is an equiluminant weave
237	Robinson, Hammon, & de Sa	A filtering model of brightness perception using Frequency-specific Locally-normalized Oriented Difference-of-Gaussians (FLODOG)
238	Zhang, Park, Salant, Thomas, Hirsch, & Hood	Multiplicative model for spatial interaction in the human visual cortex
239	Fukuya & Uchikawa	The transition luminance between the surface-color and the illuminant-color modes may reveal the illuminant represented in the visual system
240	Anderson, Dakin, & Rees	A sub-cortical locus for brightness filling in
241	Horiguchi, Nakadomari, Furuta, Asakawa, Masuda, Kitahara, Abe, Kan, Misaki, & Miyauchi	Correlation of fMRI responses to absolute luminance changes in visual cortex
242	Murray & Boynton	FMRI responses in V1 represent the perceived rather than physical stimulus contrast
243	Pereverzeva & Murray	Brightness Induction in human V3
244	Marino, Levy, & Munoz	Target luminance modulates saccadic behavior and visual sensory responses in the superior colliculus
245	Lovell, Tolhurst, To, & Troscianko	Rapid search for gross illumination discrepancies in upright but not inverted images
246	Brooks, Tyrrell, & Stephens	The accuracy of observers' estimates of their ability to see and steer in low luminances
247	Martin, Manger, Klein, Tyler, & Brooks	Preferred driving speeds of older and younger drivers under varying luminance conditions
248	Miller, Hilpert, Klein, Tyler, & Brooks	The effects of fog on driving speed
Spatial Vision: Contrast and Masking
249	Haun & Essock	Anisotropic contrast gain inferred from broadband masking
250	Huang & Hess	Collinear facilitation: effects of additive and multiplicative visual noise
251	Govenlock, Bennett, & Sekuler	An absence of orientation selectivity for visual masking
252	Kramer & Olzak	The effects of collinearity on contrast discrimination tasks
253	Olzak & Kramer	Cross-orientation interactions in second-order mechanisms
254	Kurki, Hyvärinen, & Saarinen	Analysing spatiotemporal dynamics in contrast detection by Classification Images
255	Gold, Conrey, & Eidels	A technique for measuring single-item identification efficiencies
256	Manahilov, Gordon, Calvert, & Simpson	A new subtractive normalization model for contrast processing of visual stimuli
257	Medina, Meese, & Mullen	Cross-orientation masking in the red-green isoluminant and luminance systems
258	Saarela & Herzog	Temporal characteristics and surround modulation of contrast masking
259	Aguirre, Barraza, & Colombo	The effect of glare on visibility depends on spatial frequency
260	Chen	Lateral masking with contrast- and luminance-modulated patterns
261	Katkov, Tsodyks, & Sagi	The human contrast response function: overcoming experimental pitfalls
262	Joo & Chong	Effect of signal strength on attentional blink
Adaptation and Aftereffects
263	Czuba, Beer, & MacLeod	Adaptation and afterimages: A model of inverse multiplicative sensitivity adjustment
264	Wolfson & Graham	More about "Buffy adaptation"
265	McGovern & Peirce	The effect of contrast on adaptation to compound patterns
266	Simmons & Durgin	Frame-contingent density aftereffects: A closer look
267	McDermott, Sharma, & Webster	Adaptation and contrast constancy in natural images
268	Ziemer, Plumert, Cremer, & Kearney	Perceptual adaptation to environmental scale
269	Haber, Ballardini, & Webster	Blur adaptation and induction in the fovea and periphery
270	Smith, McLin, Barnes, & Rogers	Exploring the dynamics of light adaptation by measuring sensitivity against a flickering background
271	Krizay, Vul, Shubel, & MacLeod	Two timescales of orientation-contingent color adaptation
272	Gheorghiu & Kingdom	Spatial properties of curvature encoding revealed by the shape-frequency and shape-amplitude after-effects
273	Legault, Allard, & Faubert	Adaptation to circular patterns influences the perception of distorted squares
274	Zotov, Grossmann, & Dobbins	A rotational aftereffect induced by context
275	Wu, Halelamien, Hoeft, & Shimojo	TMS "instant replay" validated using novel double-blind stimulation technique
276	Halelamien, Wu, & Shimojo	TMS induces detail-rich "instant replays" of natural images
277	Wede & Francis	Cortical dynamics of negative afterimages: Spatial properties of the inducer
278	VanHorn & Francis	Switch color afterimages suggest cortical mechanisms
279	Weil, Kilner, Haynes, & Rees	Neural correlates of perceptual filling-in of an artificial scotoma in humans
280	Wykes, Weil, & Rees	Attentional load modulates time-to filling-in of an artificial scotoma
281	Richters & Eskew	The effect of sensorimotor adaptation on chromatic judgments
3D Perception: Space
282	He, Hong, & Ooi	On judging surface slant using haptic (palm-board) and verbal-report task
283	Akagi & Durgin	Accurate perception of visual space from live-video in a head-mounted display
284	Imura & Tomonaga	Visual search on the ground-like surface defined by texture gradients in chimpanzees (Pan troglodytes) and humans (Homo sapiens)
285	Nadeem & Stankiewicz	How much can vision tell us about where we are? Measuring the channel capacity between visual perception and spatial layout
286	Ozkan & Braunstein	The position of objects relative to the horizon affects size-distance invariance
287	Stefanucci & Storbeck	Arousal influences the perception of height
288	van Doorn, Koenderink, Kappers, Doumen, & Todd	Exocentric pointing in depth
289	Riley, Kelly, Martin, Hayhoe, & Huxlin	Homonymous hemianopia alters distribution of visual fixations in 3-dimensional virtual environments
290	Suzuki & Uehira	Depth perception of real objects and virtual objects when they are presented at the same depth defined by binocular retinal disparity
291	Witt, Linkenauger, Bakdash, & Proffitt	Golf performance makes the hole look as big as a bucket or as small as a dime
Visual Control of Movement: Neural Mechanisms
292	Zettel, Vilis, Culham, & Crawford	A comparison of saccade and pointing topography between medial and lateral areas in the human posterior parietal cortex
293	Vesia, Henriques, Yan, Sergio, & Crawford	TMS over posterior parietal cortex disrupts the integration of initial hand position information into the reach plan
294	Karnik, Heider, & Siegel	Inferior parietal recordings and behavioral effects of shifting prisms on visually guided reaching
295	Fattori, Breveglieri, Marzocchi, Filippini, & Galletti	Foveal and peripheral reaching activity in the macaque cortical area V6A
296	Song, McPeek, & Takahashi	Target selection for visually-guided reaching in macaque
297	Chong, Cunnington, Williams, & Mattingley	Selectivity of human mirror system responses during observation and execution of congruent versus incongruent hand actions
298	Broderick, Striemer, Sparling, Murtha, Corbett, Stewart, & Danckert	Spatial deficits in visuomotor control along the body midline in a patient with optic ataxia
Multisensory Processing
299	Corbett & Carrasco	Attention enhances visual contributions to multisensory integration for the perception of upright.
300	Dyde & Harris	A (nother) new way to measure up: the oblique derived subjective visual vertical
301	Filimon, Nelson, & Sereno	Human fMRI of tactile spatial representations
302	Grove & Sakurai	Equivalent stream/bounce effects in cyclopean and luminance defined displays
303	Harris, Dyde, & Jenkin	The relative contributions of the visual components of a natural scene in defining the perceptual upright
304	Iordanescu, Grabowecky, & Suzuki	Meaningful association of a sound with a target facilitates visual search
305	Kim, Seitz, & Shams	Visual perceptual learning enhanced with congruent sound
306	Schutz & Kubovy	Musical use of visual gestures: the importance of contextual information in sensory integration
307	Serwe, Drewing, & Trommershäuser	Integration of multi-sensory directional information during goal-directed pointing
308	Stephen & Andrej	Superior visual detection capabilities in congenitally deaf Cats
309	Graf, Adams, & Bouzit	Light priors, learning and feedback
Grouping and Segmentation I
310	O'Herron & von der Heydt	Persistence of the neural border ownership signal indicates short-term memory in perceptual organization
311	Brooks & Palmer	Attention and figure-ground status produce separate steady-state VEP effects in human cortex
312	T. Likova & W. Tyler	Cortical network dynamics of figure/ground categorization
313	Rosenholtz, Twarog, & Wattenberg	Filtering in feature space: a computational model of grouping by proximity and similarity
314	Vickery & Jiang	Second-order perceptual grouping
315	Ostrovsky, Wulff, & Sinha	Learning static Gestalt laws through dynamic experience
Eye Movements: Mechanisms
316	DeSouza, Blohm, Yan, Wang, & Crawford	Superior colliculus (SC) neural activity codes visually guided head-unrestrained gaze movements in retinal coordinates
317	Shen & Paré	Effects of visual salience on superior colliculus neural activity during visual conjunction search.
318	Tse, Baumgartner, & Greenlee	fMRI BOLD signal reveals neural correlates of microsaccades
319	Hamker, Zirnsak, & Lappe	Dynamic receptive field effects predicted by a saccade target theory of visual perception
320	Mulligan & Stevenson	Spontaneous oculomotor oscillations induced by delayed visual feedback
321	White, Boehnke, Marino, Talsma, Itti, Theeuwes, & Munoz	Competition between exogenous and endogenous signals revealed by saccade latency and saccade curvature in the monkey
Early Visual Processing: Receptive Fields
322	George & Yao	Lateral interactions in outer retina disclosed by high resolution dynamic optical imaging of neural activation
323	Harrison, Kamitani, Dewey, & Tong	Neural decoding reveals the orientation-selective properties of early human vis