Visual masking, throughout its history, has been used as an investigative tool in exploring
the temporal dynamics of visual perception, beginning with retinal processes and ending in …

Reentrant processing has been proposed as a critical mechanism in feature binding. To test
this claim, participants were shown arrays of six pairs of crossed vertical and horizontal bars …

Object-substitution masking (OSM) occurs when a mask, such as four dots that surround a
brief target item, onsets simultaneously with the target and offsets a short time after the …

The human brain is continuously confronted with dynamic visual input, and from this it must
infer whether input belongs to a single versus multiple object identities across time. Object …

Object-substitution masking (OSM) refers to reduced target discrimination when the target is
surrounded by a sparse mask that does not overlap with the target in space but trails it in …

Object substitution masking (OSM) is used in behavioral and imaging studies to investigate
processes associated with the formation of a conscious percept. Reportedly, OSM occurs …

Five experiments demonstrate that when dots appear beside a briefly presented target
object, and persist on view longer than the target, the flanked object is perceptually altered …

Object substitution masking (OSM) is said to occur on an object level without a close
spatiotemporal proximity of target and mask. An influential account for OSM is “object …

Reward-associated visual features have been shown to capture visual attention, evidenced
in faster and more accurate behavioral performance, as well as in neural responses …

In object substitution masking (OSM) a surrounding mask (typically comprising of 4 dots)
onsets with a target but lingers after offset; under such conditions, the ability to perceive the …