In the future, the land system will be facing new intersecting challenges. While food demand,
especially for resource-intensive livestock based commodities, is expected to increase, the …

Outcomes of actions, in the form of rewards and punishments, are known to shape behavior.
For example, an action followed by reward will be more readily elicited on subsequent …

This article presents and tests the authors' integration hypothesis of global/local processing,
which proposes that at early stages of processing, the identities of global and local units of a …

Perceptual organization and, in particular, visual processing have been debated for many
years. The global precedence effect in local–global visual processing, as introduced by …

Perceptual learning is associated with experience-based changes in stimulus salience.
Here, we use a novel procedure to show that learning a new association between a self …

Objective: Set shifting, or cognitive flexibility, is a core executive function involving the ability
to quickly and efficiently shift back and forth between mental sets. Meta-analysis suggests …

The “Global Precedence Effect”(GPE) is a well-established phenomenon characterised by a
global advantage (global response times that are faster than local response times) and an …

We used the composite-face illusion and Navon stimuli to determine the consequences of
priming local or global processing on subsequent face recognition. The composite-face …

It has been shown that transient attention enhances spatial resolution, but is the effect of
transient attention on spatial resolution modulated by the size of the attentional cue? Would …

It is widely assumed that supervisory or attentional control plays a role only in the
preparatory reconfiguration of the mental system in task shifting. The well-known fact that …