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Gaze and the Control of Foot Placement When Walking in Natural Terrain by Matthis, Jonathan Samir, Yates, Jacob L., Hayhoe, Mary M.

“…Human locomotion through natural environments requires precise coordination between the biomechanics of the bipedal gait cycle and the eye movements that…”
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Retinal optic flow during natural locomotion by Matthis, Jonathan Samir, Muller, Karl S, Bonnen, Kathryn L, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…We examine the structure of the visual motion projected on the retina during natural locomotion in real world environments. Bipedal gait generates a complex,…”
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Vision and Action by Hayhoe, Mary M

“…Investigation of natural behavior has contributed a number of insights to our understanding of visual guidance of actions by highlighting the importance of…”
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Modeling sensory-motor decisions in natural behavior by Zhang, Ruohan, Zhang, Shun, Tong, Matthew H, Cui, Yuchen, Rothkopf, Constantin A, Ballard, Dana H, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…Although a standard reinforcement learning model can capture many aspects of reward-seeking behaviors, it may not be practical for modeling human natural…”
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Vision in the natural world by Hayhoe, Mary M., Rothkopf, Constantin A.

“…Historically, the study of visual perception has followed a reductionist strategy, with the goal of understanding complex visually guided behavior by separate…”
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Attentional heterogeneity in social anxiety disorder: Evidence from Hidden Markov Models by Rubin, Mikael, Muller, Karl, Hayhoe, Mary M, Telch, Michael J

“…There is some evidence for heterogeneity in attentional processes among individuals with social anxiety. However, there is limited work considering how…”
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Deictic codes for the embodiment of cognition by Ballard, D H, Hayhoe, M M, Pook, P K, Rao, R P

“…To describe phenomena that occur at different time scales, computational models of the brain must incorporate different levels of abstraction. At time scales…”
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Davida Teller Award Lecture 2017: What can be learned from natural behavior? by Hayhoe, Mary M

“…The essentially active nature of vision has long been acknowledged but has been difficult to investigate because of limitations in the available…”
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Attention guidance augmentation of virtual reality exposure therapy for social anxiety disorder: a pilot randomized controlled trial by Rubin, Mikael, Muller, Karl, Hayhoe, Mary M., Telch, Michael J.

“…Biased attention to social threats has been implicated in social anxiety disorder. Modifying visual attention during exposure therapy offers a direct test of…”
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Predictive eye movements in natural vision by Hayhoe, Mary M., McKinney, Travis, Chajka, Kelly, Pelz, Jeff B.

“…In the natural world, the brain must handle inherent delays in visual processing. This is a problem particularly during dynamic tasks. A possible solution to…”
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Eye guidance in natural vision: reinterpreting salience by Tatler, Benjamin W, Hayhoe, Mary M, Land, Michael F, Ballard, Dana H

“…Models of gaze allocation in complex scenes are derived mainly from studies of static picture viewing. The dominant framework to emerge has been image…”
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Avoidance of social threat: Evidence from eye movements during a public speaking challenge using 360°- video by Rubin, Mikael, Minns, Sean, Muller, Karl, Tong, Matthew H., Hayhoe, Mary M., Telch, Michael J.

“…Social anxiety (SA) is thought to be maintained in part by avoidance of social threat, which exacerbates fear of negative evaluation. Yet, relatively little…”
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Control of gaze while walking: Task structure, reward, and uncertainty by Tong, Matthew H, Zohar, Oran, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…While it is universally acknowledged that both bottom up and top down factors contribute to allocation of gaze, we currently have limited understanding of how…”
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Task and context determine where you look by Rothkopf, Constantin A, Ballard, Dana H, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…The deployment of human gaze has been almost exclusively studied independent of any specific ongoing task and limited to two-dimensional picture viewing. This…”
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Control of gaze in natural environments: effects of rewards and costs, uncertainty and memory in target selection by Hayhoe, Mary M., Matthis, Jonathan Samir

“…The development of better eye and body tracking systems, and more flexible virtual environments have allowed more systematic exploration of natural vision and…”
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Knowing where to go: Spatial memory guides eye and body movements in a naturalistic visual search task by Aivar, M Pilar, Li, Chia-Ling, Tong, Matthew H, Kit, Dmitry M, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…Most research on visual search has used simple tasks presented on a computer screen. However, in natural situations visual search almost always involves eye,…”
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Learning where to direct gaze during change detection by Droll, Jason A, Gigone, Krista, Hayhoe, Mary M

“…Where do observers direct their attention in complex scenes? Previous work on the cognitive control of fixation patterns in natural environments suggests that…”
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Selective visual attention during public speaking in an immersive context by Rubin, Mikael, Guo, Sihang, Muller, Karl, Zhang, Ruohan, Telch, Michael J., Hayhoe, Mary M.

“…It has recently become feasible to study selective visual attention to social cues in increasingly ecologically valid ways. In this secondary analysis, we…”
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Spatial memory and saccadic targeting in a natural task by Aivar, María Pilar, Hayhoe, Mary M, Chizk, Christopher L, Mruczek, Ryan E B

“…Previous work on transsaccadic memory and change blindness suggests that only a small part of the information in the visual scene is retained following a…”
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Memory shapes visual search strategies in large-scale environments by Li, Chia-Ling, Aivar, M. Pilar, Tong, Matthew H., Hayhoe, Mary M.

“…Search is a central visual function. Most of what is known about search derives from experiments where subjects view 2D displays on computer monitors. In the…”
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