We perform mental rotations in many everyday situations, such as reading a map or
following furniture assembling instructions. In a classical mental rotation task, participants …

Starting in early infancy, our perception and predictions are rooted in strong expectations
about the behavior of everyday objects. These intuitive physics expectations have been …

Visual working memory has severe capacity limits, creating a bottleneck for active
processing. A key way of mitigating this limitation is by chunking, ie compressing several …

Keeping track of multiple visually identical and independently moving objects is a
remarkable feature of the human visual system. Theoretical accounts for this ability focus on …

In recent decades, a significant debate has emerged in literature regarding the nature of the
representations that working memory can maintain. Specifically, some researchers have …

How attention is used during visual search is intricately associated with memory. A
considerable body of work has demonstrated that representations in both working memory …