Applying an attentional set to perceived and remembered features by Astle, D, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

Applying an attentional set to perceived and remembered features. by Astle, D, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

Spatial selection of features within perceived and remembered objects. by Astle, D, Scerif, G, Kuo, B, Nobre, A

“…We compared searching for task-relevant features in perceived versus remembered objects. When searching perceptual input, selected task-relevant and suppressed task-irrelevant features elicited contrasting spatiotopic ERP effects, despite them being perceptually identical. …”

Attentional control constrains visual short-term memory: insights from developmental and individual differences. by Astle, D, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

“…Performance across groups was significantly improved by both cue types, and individual differences in children's retrospective attentional control predicted their visual short-term and working memory span, whereas their basic ability to remember in the absence of cues did not. Experiment 2 imposed a variable delay between the array and the subsequent orienting cue. …”

Atypical attention and autism spectrum disorders (ASD) symptoms: Development and interactions with learning and memory by Doherty, BR

“…These studies suggest a possible mechanism whereby a reduced social attention bias could lead autistic individuals to learn and remember less about people and the social world and result in social impairment.…”

Attentional contributions to children’s limited visual short-term memory capacity: developmental change and its neural mechanisms by Shimi, A

“…While attentional orienting prior to encoding was more beneficial when required to remember a greater number of items, cueing benefits during maintenance were similar across load conditions. …”

Top–down activation of spatiotopic sensory codes in perceptual and working memory search by Kuo, B-C, Nobre, AC, Scerif, G, Astle, DE

“…When individuals searched for perceived and remembered targets, the MEG data highlighted a sensor level electrophysiological effect that reflects the contralateral organization of the visual system—namely, the N2pc. …”

The functional consequences of social distraction: Attention and memory for complex scenes by Doherty, B, Patai, E, Duta, M, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

“…This effect was moderated by social anxiety, with anxious individuals remembering target locations better under conditions of social distraction. …”

Distinct neural mechanisms of individual and developmental differences in VSTM capacity. by Astle, D, Harvey, H, Stokes, M, Mohseni, H, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

“…We presented participants with arrays of to-be-remembered items containing two targets, four targets, or two targets and two distracters. …”

Subliminally presented and stored objects capture spatial attention. by Astle, D, Nobre, A, Scerif, G

“…But do objects leave some trace that can guide spatial attention, even without participants intentionally remembering them? Furthermore, could subliminally presented objects leave a topographically arranged representation that can capture attention? …”