Search Results - "Wilson, Daryl E."

Effortful listening: the processing of degraded speech depends critically on attention by Wild, Conor J, Yusuf, Afiqah, Wilson, Daryl E, Peelle, Jonathan E, Davis, Matthew H, Johnsrude, Ingrid S

“…The conditions of everyday life are such that people often hear speech that has been degraded (e.g., by background noise or electronic transmission) or when…”
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Asymmetrical access to color and location in visual working memory by Rajsic, Jason, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Models of visual working memory (VWM) have benefitted greatly from the use of the delayed-matching paradigm. However, in this task, the ability to recall a…”
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Remembering more than you can say: Re-examining “amnesia” of attended attributes by Harrison, Geoffrey W., Kang, Melissa, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Attribute amnesia (AA) describes a phenomenon whereby observers fail a surprise memory test which asks them to report an attribute they had just attended and…”
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Object-substitution masking degrades the quality of conscious object representations by Harrison, Geoffrey W., Rajsic, Jason, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Object-substitution masking (OSM) is a unique paradigm for the examination of object updating processes. However, existing models of OSM are underspecified…”
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Confirmation bias in visual search by Rajsic, Jason, Wilson, Daryl E, Pratt, Jay

“…In a series of experiments, we investigated the ubiquity of confirmation bias in cognition by measuring whether visual selection is prioritized for information…”
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In support of selective rehearsal: Double-item presentation in item-method directed forgetting by Tan, Pelin, Ensor, Tyler M., Hockley, William E., Harrison, Geoffrey W., Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Despite the substantial evidence highlighting the role of selective rehearsal in item-method directed forgetting, recent work has suggested that forgetting may…”
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Looking sharp: Becoming a search template boosts precision and stability in visual working memory by Rajsic, Jason, Ouslis, Natasha E., Wilson, Daryl E., Pratt, Jay

“…Visual working memory (VWM) plays a central role in visual cognition, and current work suggests that there is a special state in VWM for items that are the…”
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Accessibility Limits Recall From Visual Working Memory by Rajsic, Jason, Swan, Garrett, Wilson, Daryl E, Pratt, Jay

“…In this article, we demonstrate limitations of accessibility of information in visual working memory (VWM). Recently, cued-recall has been used to estimate the…”
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Dilution, Not Load, Affects Distractor Processing by Wilson, Daryl E, Muroi, Miya, MacLeod, Colin M

“…Lavie and Tsal (1994) proposed that spare attentional capacity is allocated involuntarily to the processing of irrelevant stimuli, thereby enabling…”
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Long-term facilitation of return: A response-retrieval effect by Rajsic, Jason, Bi, Yena, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…The present study used a target–target procedure to examine the extent to which perceptual and response factors contribute to inhibition of return (IOR) in a…”
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The price of information: Increased inspection costs reduce the confirmation bias in visual search by Rajsic, Jason, Wilson, Daryl E., Pratt, Jay

“…In visual search, there is a confirmation bias such that attention is biased towards stimuli that match a target template, which has been attributed to covert…”
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Temporal trimming: Evidence that common-onset masking shortens perceptual sampling of conscious object representations by Harrison, Geoffrey W., Rajsic, Jason, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Common-onset masking (COM) refers to a methodology where a mask can impair awareness of an object if the mask’s offset is delayed relative to the offset of the…”
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Self-perception of competencies in adolescents with autism spectrum disorders by Furlano, Rosaria, Kelley, Elizabeth A., Hall, Layla, Wilson, Daryl E.

“…Research has demonstrated that, despite difficulties in multiple domains, children with autism spectrum disorders (ASD) show a lack of awareness of these…”
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Synchrony effects in automatic and controlled retrieval by LIXIA YANG, HASHER, Lynn, WILSON, Daryl E

“…Using a speeded retrieval procedure, we investigated time-of-day effects in automatic and controlled retrieval. Morning-type adults were tested at either peak…”
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Evidence from a response choice task reveals a selection bias in the attentional cueing paradigm by Wilson, Daryl E., Pratt, Jay

“…In a typical attentional cueing paradigm, irrelevant peripheral cues produce early facilitation (fast responses) followed by later inhibition (slow responses)…”
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Long-term inhibition of return for spatial locations: Evidence for a memory retrieval account by Wilson, Daryl E., Castel, Alan D., Pratt, Jay

“…It has generally been accepted that attention is inhibited from returning to previously attended locations, and that this inhibition of return (IOR) lasts just…”
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Turning the process-dissociation procedure inside-out: A new technique for understanding the relation between conscious and unconscious influences by Joordens, Steve, Wilson, Daryl E., Spalek, Thomas M., Paré, Dwayne E.

“…While there is now general agreement that memory gives rise to both conscious and unconscious influences, there remains disagreement concerning the process…”
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Measuring automatic retrieval: a comparison of implicit memory, process dissociation, and speeded response procedures by Horton, Keith D., Wilson, Daryl E., Vonk, Jennifer, Kirby, Sarah L., Nielsen, Tina

“…Using the stem completion task, we compared estimates of automatic retrieval from an implicit memory task, the process dissociation procedure, and the speeded…”
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Measuring Automatic Retrieval by Horton, Keith D, Wilson, Daryl E, Evans, Michaela

“…A variety of procedures have been used to assess automatic retrieval effects on memory, including implicit memory tests and the process dissociation approach…”
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Comparing techniques for estimating automatic retrieval: Effects of retention interval by WILSON, Daryl E, HORTON, Keith D

“…Results from implicit memory (IM) tasks suggest that automatic retrieval remains stable or decreases over time. In contrast, results from the process…”
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