When a target and a distractor that share the same response dimension appear in rapid
succession, participants often erroneously report the distractor instead of the target. Using …

Children with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) are characterized by symptoms
of inattention, impulsivity, and hyperactivity. Neurophysiological correlates of ADHD include …

Top‐down spatial attention can modulate contingent attentional capture, but the underlying
mechanism is still not clear. Using variants of spatial cueing paradigms, our previous event …

Rapid attentional orienting toward relevant stimuli and efficient disengagement from
irrelevant stimuli are critical for survival. Here, we examined the roles of memory processes …

The attentional blink refers to the finding that when two visual targets appear within 200–500
ms, observers often miss the second target. In three experiments, we disentangle the roles of …

In spatial cueing, presenting a peripheral cue at the same position as a to-be-searched-for
target (valid condition) facilitates search relative to a cue presented away from the target …

Given top-down effects on perception, we examined the effect of group identity on time
perception. We investigated whether the duration of an ambiguous sound clip is processed …

Research on attentional control has largely focused on single senses and the importance of
one's behavioural goals in controlling attention. However, everyday situations are …

Ideally, both enhancement of relevant and suppression of irrelevant information contribute to
the deployment of visual selective attention. When stimuli are sufficiently salient, however …

Ideally, both enhancement of relevant and suppression of irrelevant information contribute to
the deployment of visual selective attention. When stimuli are sufficiently salient, however …