Search Results - "Lou, Chunmiao"

Small numerosity advantage for sequential enumeration on RSVP stimuli: an object individuation-based account by Cheng, Xiaorong, Lin, Chunyan, Lou, Chunmiao, Zhang, Weiwei, Han, Yaqian, Ding, Xianfeng, Fan, Zhao

“…Although there is a large literature demonstrating rapid and accurate enumeration of small sets of simultaneously presented items (i.e., subitizing), it is…”
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Perceived shift of the centres of contracting and expanding optic flow fields: Different biases in the lower-right and upper-right visual quadrants by Cheng, Xiaorong, Lou, Chunmiao, Ding, Xianfeng, Liu, Wei, Zhang, Xueling, Fan, Zhao, Harris, John

“…We studied differences in localizing the centres of flow in radially expanding and contracting patterns in different regions of the visual field. Our results…”
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The Asymmetric Switch Cost between Subitizing and Estimation in Tactile Modality by Lou, Chunmiao, Chen, Lihan

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Asymmetric switch cost between subitizing and estimation in tactile modality by Lou, Chunmiao, Zeng, Huanke, Chen, Lihan

“…Subitizing (enumerating four or fewer objects) and estimation (enumerating five or more objects) are two rapid enumeration processes. The relationship between…”
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Simultaneous and sequential subitizing share a common object individuation-based mechanism: Evidence based on resource competition by Lei, Yang, Lou, Chunmiao, Cheng, Xiaorong, Ding, Xianfeng, Fan, Zhao

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Odor-induced sound localization bias under unilateral intranasal trigeminal stimulation by Liang, Kun, Wang, Wu, Lei, Xiao, Zeng, Huanke, Gong, Wenxiao, Lou, Chunmiao, Chen, Lihan

“…As a stereo odor cue, internostril odor influx could help us in many spatial tasks, including localization and navigation. Studies have also revealed that this…”
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The internal representation of temporal orienting: A temporal pulse-accumulation and attentional-gating-based account by Cheng, Xiaorong, Mao, Yu, Lei, Yang, Lin, Chunyan, Lou, Chunmiao, Fan, Zhao, Ding, Xianfeng

“…Timing can be processed explicitly or implicitly. Temporal orienting is a typical implicit timing through which we can anticipate and prepare an optimized…”
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