There has been a longstanding debate as to whether salient stimuli have the power to
involuntarily capture attention. As a potential resolution to this debate, the signal …

Researchers have long debated whether salient distractors have the power to automatically
capture attention. Recent research has suggested a potential resolution, called the signal …

There is considerable evidence that salient items can be suppressed in order to prevent
attentional capture. However, this evidence has relied almost exclusively on paradigms …

Target templates stored in visual memory guide visual attention toward behaviorally relevant
target objects. Visual attention also is guided away from nontarget distractors by longer-term …

Although in many cases salient stimuli capture attention involuntarily, it has been proposed
recently that under certain conditions, the bottom–up signal generated by such stimuli can …

There is growing evidence that visual attention can be guided by selection history. One
example of this is intertrial location priming, whereby attention is attracted to the target …

Attention is guided by several factors, including task-relevant target features, which attract
attention, but also statistical regularities associated distractors, which repel attention away …

When searching for a shape target, colour distractors typically capture our attention. Capture
is smaller when observers search for a fixed target that allows for a feature-specific target …

A wave of criticisms and replication failures is currently challenging claims about the scope
of unconscious perception and cognition. Such failures to find unconscious processing …

注意如何抑制视野中的显著分心物主要有两种观点: 主动抑制和反应抑制.
注意抑制过程不仅受到自下而上物理显著性的影响, 同时受到自上而下认知控制的调节 …