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Humans share task load with a computer partner if (they believe that) it acts human-like by Wahn, Basil, Kingstone, Alan

“…In the near future humans will increasingly be required to cooperate and share task load with artificial agents in joint tasks as they will be able to greatly…”
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Offloading under cognitive load: Humans are willing to offload parts of an attentionally demanding task to an algorithm by Wahn, Basil, Schmitz, Laura, Gerster, Frauke Nora, Weiss, Matthias

“…In the near future, humans will increasingly be required to offload tasks to artificial systems to facilitate daily as well as professional activities. Yet,…”
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The impact of joint attention on the sound-induced flash illusions by Battich, Lucas, Garzorz, Isabelle, Wahn, Basil, Deroy, Ophelia

“…Humans coordinate their focus of attention with others, either by gaze following or prior agreement. Though the effects of joint attention on perceptual and…”
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Performance similarities predict collective benefits in dyadic and triadic joint visual search by Wahn, Basil, Czeszumski, Artur, König, Peter

“…When humans perform tasks together, they may reach a higher performance in comparison to the best member of a group (i.e., a collective benefit). Earlier…”
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A bonus task boosts people's willingness to offload cognition to an algorithm by Wahn, Basil, Schmitz, Laura

“…With the increased sophistication of technology, humans have the possibility to offload a variety of tasks to algorithms. Here, we investigated whether the…”
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Pupil Sizes Scale with Attentional Load and Task Experience in a Multiple Object Tracking Task by Wahn, Basil, Ferris, Daniel P, Hairston, W David, König, Peter

“…Previous studies have related changes in attentional load to pupil size modulations. However, studies relating changes in attentional load and task experience…”
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Can Limitations of Visuospatial Attention Be Circumvented? A Review by Wahn, Basil, König, Peter

“…In daily life, humans are bombarded with visual input. Yet, their attentional capacities for processing this input are severely limited. Several studies have…”
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Coordination effort in joint action is reflected in pupil size by Wahn, Basil, Ruuskanen, Veera, Kingstone, Alan, Mathôt, Sebastiaan

“…Humans often perform visual tasks together, and when doing so, they tend to devise division of labor strategies to share the load. Implementing such…”
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Performing a task jointly enhances the sound-induced flash illusion by Wahn, Basil, Rohe, Tim, Gearhart, Anika, Kingstone, Alan, Sinnett, Scott

“…Our senses are stimulated continuously. Through multisensory integration, different sensory inputs may or may not be combined into a unitary percept…”
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Two Trackers Are Better than One: Information about the Co-actor's Actions and Performance Scores Contribute to the Collective Benefit in a Joint Visuospatial Task by Wahn, Basil, Kingstone, Alan, König, Peter

“…When humans collaborate, they often distribute task demands in order to reach a higher performance compared to performing the same task alone (i.e., a…”
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Audiovisual Integration During Joint Action: No Effects for Motion Discrimination and Temporal Order Judgment Tasks by Wahn, Basil, Dosso, Jill A, Kingstone, Alan

“…In daily life, humans constantly process information from multiple sensory modalities (e.g., visual and auditory). Information across sensory modalities may…”
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Let's Move It Together: A Review of Group Benefits in Joint Object Control by Wahn, Basil, Karlinsky, April, Schmitz, Laura, König, Peter

“…In daily life, humans frequently engage in object-directed joint actions, be it carrying a table together or jointly pulling a rope. When two or more…”
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The Social Situation Affects How We Process Feedback About Our Actions by Czeszumski, Artur, Ehinger, Benedikt V, Wahn, Basil, König, Peter

“…Humans achieve their goals in joint action tasks either by cooperation or competition. In the present study, we investigated the neural processes underpinning…”
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Auditory Stimulus Detection Partially Depends on Visuospatial Attentional Resources by Wahn, Basil, Murali, Supriya, Sinnett, Scott, König, Peter

“…Humans’ ability to detect relevant sensory information while being engaged in a demanding task is crucial in daily life. Yet, limited attentional resources…”
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Learning New Sensorimotor Contingencies: Effects of Long-Term Use of Sensory Augmentation on the Brain and Conscious Perception by König, Sabine U, Schumann, Frank, Keyser, Johannes, Goeke, Caspar, Krause, Carina, Wache, Susan, Lytochkin, Aleksey, Ebert, Manuel, Brunsch, Vincent, Wahn, Basil, Kaspar, Kai, Nagel, Saskia K, Meilinger, Tobias, Bülthoff, Heinrich, Wolbers, Thomas, Büchel, Christian, König, Peter

“…Theories of embodied cognition propose that perception is shaped by sensory stimuli and by the actions of the organism. Following sensorimotor contingency…”
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The influence of robot appearance on visual perspective taking: Testing the boundaries of the mere-appearance hypothesis by Wahn, Basil, Berio, Leda

“…Visual perspective taking (VPT) is an integral part of social interactions. While the mechanisms of VPT have been extensively explored in human-human…”
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Labor division in collaborative visual search: a review by Wahn, Basil, Schmitz, Laura

“…When looking for a certain object or person, individuals often engage in collaborative visual search, i.e., they search together by coordinating their…”
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Labor division in joint tasks: Humans maximize use of their individual attentional capacities by Wahn, Basil, Kingstone, Alan

“…In daily life, humans frequently perform visuospatial tasks together (e.g., visual search) and distribute the labor in such tasks. Previous research has shown…”
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Predicting group benefits in joint multiple object tracking by Wahn, Basil, König, Peter, Kingstone, Alan

“…In everyday life, people often work together to accomplish a joint goal. Working together is often beneficial as it can result in a higher performance compared…”
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Attention allocation in complementary joint action: How joint goals affect spatial orienting by Schmitz, Laura, Wahn, Basil, Krüger, Melanie

“…When acting jointly, individuals often attend and respond to the same object or spatial location in complementary ways (e.g., when passing a mug, one person…”
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