Search Results - "Rashal, Einat"

The dynamics of statistical learning in visual search and its interaction with salience processing: An EEG study by Dolci, Carola, Rashal, Einat, Santandrea, Elisa, Ben Hamed, Suliann, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Macaluso, Emiliano, Boehler, C Nico

“…Visual attention can be guided by statistical regularities in the environment, that people implicitly learn from past experiences (statistical learning, SL)…”
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Specific Gestalt principles cannot explain (un)crowding by Choung, Oh-Hyeon, Rashal, Einat, Kunchulia, Marina, Herzog, Michael H.

“…The standard physiological model has serious problems accounting for many aspects of vision, particularly when stimulus configurations become slightly more…”
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The competition between grouping cues can be resolved under inattention by Rashal, Einat, Kimchi, Ruth

“…We investigated whether attention is required for the resolution of the competition between conflicting grouping cues. Participants performed a demanding…”
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Depth from blur and grouping under inattention by Rashal, Einat, Wagemans, Johan

“…Previous studies provided evidence in support of attention operating in three-dimensional space, and the iterative and multistage nature of organizational…”
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The typical advantage of object-based attention reflects reduced spatial cost by Yeshurun, Yaffa, Rashal, Einat

“…In Egly, Driver, and Rafal's (1994) seminal study, an attentional precue appeared either at the target location (valid), a different location within the same…”
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The typical advantage of object-based attention reflects reduced spatial cost by Yeshurun, Yaffa, Rashal, Einat

“…In Egly, Driver, and Rafal's (1994) seminal study, an attentional precue appeared either at the target location (valid), a different location within the same…”
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The mechanism underlying the competition between grouping organizations by Rashal, Einat, Herzog, Michael

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Attentional requirements in perceptual grouping depend on the processes involved in the organization by Rashal, Einat, Yeshurun, Yaffa, Kimchi, Ruth

“…Previous studies on the role of attention in perceptual grouping have yielded contradicting findings, some suggesting that grouping requires attention and…”
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The time course of the competition between grouping organizations by Rashal, Einat, Yeshurun, Yaffa, Kimchi, Ruth

“…Previous research on the competition between grouping organizations focused mainly on their relative strength as measured by subjective reports of the final…”
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Unravelling the interplay of Statistical Learning, Top-Down, and Bottom-Up Mechanisms during target selection: Insights from Behavioural and EEG Experiments by Dolci, Carola, Boehler, C. Nico, Rashal, Einat, Ben-Hamed, Sliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Santandrea, Elisa

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The joint contribution of statistical learning effects and bottom-up signals to the setting of attentional priorities by Dolci, Carola, Rashal, Einat, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Boehler, C. Nico, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Santandrea, Elisa

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Temporal crowding and its interplay with spatial crowding by Yeshurun, Yaffa, Rashal, Einat, Tkacz-Domb, Shira

“…Spatial crowding refers to impaired target identification when the target is surrounded by other stimuli in space temporal crowding refers to impaired target…”
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Precueing attention to the target location diminishes crowding and reduces the critical distance by Yeshurun, Yaffa, Rashal, Einat

“…The identification of a peripheral target surrounded by flankers is often harder than the identification of an identical isolated target. This study examined…”
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Integrated effects of top‑down attention and statistical learning during visual search: An EEG study by Dolci, Carola, Boehler, C Nico, Santandrea, Elisa, Dewulf, Anneleen, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Rashal, Einat

“…The present study aims to investigate how the competition between visual elements is solved by top-down and/or statistical learning (SL) attentional control…”
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Effects of top-down and bottom-up attention on post-selection posterior contralateral negativity by Rashal, Einat, Santandrea, Elisa, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Boehler, C. Nico

“…We examined the effect of combined top-down and bottom-up attentional control sources in easy and difficult visual search tasks. Applying a new analysis on…”
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An EEG study of the combined effects of top‐down and bottom‐up attentional selection under varying task difficulty by Rashal, Einat, Senoussi, Mehdi, Santandrea, Elisa, Ben‐Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Boehler, C. Nico

“…We examined the effect of combined top‐down and bottom‐up attentional control sources, using known attention‐related EEG components that are thought to reflect…”
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Integrated effects of top-down attention and statistical learning during visual search: An EEG study by Dolci, Carola, Boehler, C. Nico, Santandrea, Elisa, Dewulf, Anneleen, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Rashal, Einat

“…The present study aims to investigate how the competition between visual elements is solved by top-down and/or statistical learning (SL) attentional control…”
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Integrating top-down and bottom-up attention control factors: an EEG study by Rashal, Einat, Senoussi, Mehdi, Santandrea, Elisa, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Boehler, Nico

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Integrated effect of goal-directed and experience-dependent on attentional deployment by Dolci, Carola, Rashal, Einat, Baldini, Eleonora, Ben-Hamed, Suliann, Macaluso, Emiliano, Chelazzi, Leonardo, Boehler, C. Nico, Santandrea, Elisa

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Perceptual grouping leads to objecthood effects in the Ebbinghaus illusion by Rashal, Einat, Cretenoud, Aline F, Herzog, Michael H

“…The Ebbinghaus illusion is argued to be a product of low-level contour interactions or a higher cognitive comparison process. We examined the effect of…”
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