Daily dietary decisions have the potential to impact our physical, mental, and emotional
health. Event-related potentials (ERPs) can provide insight into cognitive processes, such as …

The way the cognitive system scans the visual environment for relevant information–visual
search in short–has been a long-standing central topic in vision science. From its inception …

Studies on attentional selection typically use unpredictable and meaningless stimuli, such
as simple shapes and oriented lines. The assumption is that using these stimuli minimizes …

We proposed to abandon the item as conceptual unit in visual search and adopt a fixation-
based framework instead. We treat various themes raised by our commentators, including …

Visual recognition occurs rapidly at multiple categorization levels, including the
superordinate level (eg, animal), basic level (eg, cat), or exemplar level (eg, my cat). Visual …

Previous studies have found that distractors can affect visual search efficiency when
associated with the target in a single-target search. However, multitarget searches are …

Prior research has shown that category search can be similar to one‐item search (as
measured by the N2pc ERP marker of attentional selection) for highly familiar, smaller …

Much of the evidence for theories in visual search (including Hulleman & Olivers'[H&O's])
comes from inferences made using changes in mean RT as a function of the number of …

Two aspects of real-world visual search are typically studied in parallel: category knowledge
(eg, searching for food) and visual patterns (eg, predicting an upcoming street sign from …

Research in adult cognitive neuroscience addresses the bidirectional relationship between
attentional selection and prior knowledge gained from learning and experience. This …