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Evaluating visual and auditory contributions to the cognitive restoration effect by Emfield, Adam G, Neider, Mark B

“…It has been suggested that certain real-world environments can have a restorative effect on an individual, as expressed in changes in cognitive performance and…”
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Coordinating cognition: The costs and benefits of shared gaze during collaborative search by Brennan, Susan E., Chen, Xin, Dickinson, Christopher A., Neider, Mark B., Zelinsky, Gregory J.

“…Collaboration has its benefits, but coordination has its costs. We explored the potential for remotely located pairs of people to collaborate during visual…”
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Training detection of camouflaged targets in natural scenes: Backgrounds and targets both matter by Neider, Mark B., Sarno, Dawn M., Lewis, Joanna E., Mishler, Ada D., Hess, Alyssa S., Bohil, Corey J., Kramer, Arthur F.

“…As target-background similarity increases, search performance declines, but this pattern can be attenuated with training. In the present study we (1)…”
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Effects of training strategies implemented in a complex videogame on functional connectivity of attentional networks by Voss, Michelle W., Prakash, Ruchika Shaurya, Erickson, Kirk I., Boot, Walter R., Basak, Chandramallika, Neider, Mark B., Simons, Daniel J., Fabiani, Monica, Gratton, Gabriele, Kramer, Arthur F.

“…We used the Space Fortress videogame, originally developed by cognitive psychologists to study skill acquisition, as a platform to examine learning-induced…”
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Searching for camouflaged targets: Effects of target-background similarity on visual search by Neider, Mark B., Zelinsky, Gregory J.

“…Do observers search for camouflaged targets by looking through the distractors or by scrutinizing the target-similar background? In four experiments observers…”
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On the Hunt: Searching for Poorly Defined Camouflaged Targets by Hess, Alyssa S, Wismer, Andrew J, Bohil, Corey J, Neider, Mark B

“…As camouflaged targets share visual characteristics with the environment within which they are embedded, searchers rarely have access to a perfect visual…”
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Change detection: training and transfer by Gaspar, John G, Neider, Mark B, Simons, Daniel J, McCarley, Jason S, Kramer, Arthur F

“…Observers often fail to notice even dramatic changes to their environment, a phenomenon known as change blindness. If training could enhance change detection…”
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Training and transfer of training in rapid visual search for camouflaged targets by Neider, Mark B, Ang, Cher Wee, Voss, Michelle W, Carbonari, Ronald, Kramer, Arthur F

“…Previous examinations of search under camouflage conditions have reported that performance improves with training and that training can engender near perfect…”
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So Many Phish, So Little Time: Exploring Email Task Factors and Phishing Susceptibility by Sarno, Dawn M., Neider, Mark B.

“…Objective The present studies examine how task factors (e.g., email load, phishing prevalence) influence email performance. Background Phishing emails are a…”
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Explicit and implicit category learning in categorical visual search by Bohil, Corey J., Phelps, Ashley, Neider, Mark B., Schmidt, Joseph

“…Categorical search has been heavily investigated over the past decade, mostly using natural categories that leave the underlying category mental representation…”
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Is the Key to Phishing Training Persistence?: Developing a Novel Persistent Intervention by Sarno, Dawn M., McPherson, Rachel, Neider, Mark B.

“…Most previous phishing interventions have employed discrete training approaches, such as brief instructions aimed at improving phishing detection. However,…”
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Falls Risk and Simulated Driving Performance in Older Adults by Gaspar, John G., Neider, Mark B., Kramer, Arthur F.

“…Declines in executive function and dual-task performance have been related to falls in older adults, and recent research suggests that older adults at risk for…”
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The depth of executive function: Depth information aids executive function under challenging task conditions by Sarno, Dawn M., Neider, Mark B.

“…The present studies investigated how three core aspects of executive functioning may be influenced by the presence of depth information. Specifically,…”
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Which Phish Is on the Hook? Phishing Vulnerability for Older Versus Younger Adults by Sarno, Dawn M., Lewis, Joanna E., Bohil, Corey J., Neider, Mark B.

“…Objective To determine if there are age-related differences in phishing vulnerability and if those differences exist under various task conditions (e.g.,…”
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Scene context guides eye movements during visual search by Neider, Mark B., Zelinsky, Gregory J.

“…How does scene context guide search behavior to likely target locations? We had observers search for scene-constrained and scene-unconstrained targets, and…”
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Target specificity improves search, but how universal is the benefit? by Ercolino, Ashley M., Patel, Pooja, Bohil, Corey, Neider, Mark B., Schmidt, Joseph

“…Pictorial cues generally produce stronger search performance relative to categorical cues. We asked how universal is the benefit of a pictorial cue? To test…”
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Walking and Talking: Dual-Task Effects on Street Crossing Behavior in Older Adults by Neider, Mark B., Gaspar, John G., McCarley, Jason S., Crowell, James A., Kaczmarski, Henry, Kramer, Arthur F.

“…The ability to perform multiple tasks simultaneously has become increasingly important as technologies such as cell phones and portable music players have…”
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Depth benefits now loading: Visual working memory capacity and benefits in 3-D by Sarno, Dawn M., Lewis, Joanna E., Neider, Mark B.

“…The present studies explored how performance in multidimensional displays varies as a function of visual working memory load, item distribution across depths,…”
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Perceptual representation of spam and phishing emails by Patel, Pooja, Sarno, Dawn M., Lewis, Joanna E., Shoss, Mindy, Neider, Mark B., Bohil, Corey J.

“…Summary Understanding how computer users allocate attention to features of potentially dangerous emails could help mitigate costly errors. Which features are…”
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Designing Wearable Technology for an Aging Population by Lewis, Joanna E., Neider, Mark B.

“…When considering the future and application of wearable technological devices, the growing demographic of adults over the age of 65 should be included during…”
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