To remember what one did yesterday is an example of an everyday episodic memory task,
in which a female advantage has sometimes been reported. Here, we quantify the impact of …

Previous studies have focused on topics such as multimodal integration and object
discrimination, but there is limited research on the effect of multimodal learning in memory …

It is well known that objects become grouped in perceptual organization when they share
some visual feature, like a common direction of motion. Less well known is that grouping can …

Separate neural systems have been implicated in the recognition of facial identity and
emotional expression. A growing number of studies now provide evidence against this …

Redundancy gain refers to the performance enhancements often associated with the
presentation of redundant versus single targets (for example, faster, more accurate, or more …

Cancer diagnosis frequently relies on the interpretation of medical images such as chest X-
rays and mammography. This process is error prone; misdiagnoses can reach a rate of 15 …

Recently, two groups of researchers have reported redundancy gains (enhanced
performance with multiple, redundant targets) in tasks requiring semantic categorization …

It is widely claimed that interactions among simultaneously presented visual stimuli are
suppressive and that these interactions primarily occur when stimuli fall within the same …

How does the visual system represent the ensemble statistics of visual objects? This
question has received intense interest in vision research, yet most studies have focused on …

The fidelity of visual working memory was assessed for faces and non-face objects. In two
experiments, four levels of memory load (1, 2, 3, or 4 items) were combined with four …