Top-down-driven grouping overrules the central attentional bias.
A central bias in spatial selection has been proposed to explain the decreasing search efficiency with increasing target eccentricity that results when distractors can occur closer to fixation than the target (J. M. Wolfe, P. O'Neill, and S. C. Bennett, 1998). The authors found evidence for suc...
Main Authors: | Linnell, K, Humphreys, G |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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2007
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