… distractor image affected the scene recognition in the target area. Importantly, this effect was
present with both central and peripheral distractors. … effect of peripheral distractors even with …

… and served as relevant/irrelevant distractors (Experiments 2 and 3). Our … scenes, unattended
distractor scenes which were not part of one’s task-set were not automatically categorized …

… in one of the 3 conditions (detection/training/categorization) either as target or distractor. …
In the present study, the presence of a salient object in the scene tends to delay the processing …

… distracting information both contribute to the efficient selection of visual information from
cluttered real-world scenes… presentation of the scene, indicating the absence or presence of the …

… a natural scene categorization task, where target scenes were defined by the presence of
one or … Distractors for this task include 50% animal scenes and 50% non-animal/non-vehicle …

… scene categorization. Our results show that little training on natural scenes is needed to
perform natural scene categorization. … of ``distracting noise'' (or probability of the presence of a ``…

… in the presence of a human distractor. … presence of a target that remained constant throughout
the entire experiment. In contrast, the target scenes in our basic level scene categorization …

… (768 × 512 pixels, 8 × 5 of visual angle) included a foreground object that was a man-made
object for distractor scenes and an animal for target ones. In order to disentangle context …

… without explicitly representing any local content of the scene, such as the location, presence,
or … consisted of two blocks of 192 trials with an even split of target and distractor trials. …

… The results generally showed that the presence of a distractor of the … scene was shown
directly after the peripheral same-category distractor scene or at the other possible distractor …