Scope: This bibliography contains references to psychophysical papers investigating attention in the visual system.

Support level: Low - 2006. This bibliography is not well supported. It contains references to papers I happened to have and references I came across while maintaining other bibliographies.

Publication types: All. This bibliography may also contain non-journal references, which are shown in grey and are not included in the bibtex file. Red titles indicate survey articles.

Online papers: An 'A' or 'P' (or 'T' for text only) after a reference link indicates that it leads to an abstract or full paper, respectively. Upper case letters refer to online documents provided by a journal, which might be accessible only to subscribers (indicated by a '?'). Lower case letters refer to online documents provided by an author. Also the links at the end of the references are differentiated in this way by upper and lower case letters at the beginning of the words 'abstract.html' etc. and by a '?', if the corresponding document is only accessible to subscribers. The site location is indicated by a preceding .uk, .com, etc.

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Related Resources

• Bibliography Visual System - Attention (a superset of this bibliography)
• Bibliography Visual System - Attention - Neurophysiology
• Bibliography Visual System - Attention - Computational Models

References

1. AlvaCava05

Alvarez, G.A. and Cavanagh, P. (August 2005).
Independent resources for attentional tracking in the left and right visual hemifields
Psychological Science, 16(8):637-643.
(.gov-abstract)

2. Bani95

Banich, M.T. (1995).
Interhemispheric interaction: Mechanisms of unified processing.
In Hemispheric Communication: Mechanisms and Models by Frederick L. Kitterle (ed.), Lawrence Erlbaum Associates, Hillsdale, NJ, USA.

3. BundKyllHoum+97.

Bundesen, C., Kyllingsbæk, S., Houmann, K.J., and Jensen, R.M. (July 1997).
Is visual attention automatically attracted to one's own name?
Perception and Psychophysics, 59(5):714-720.
(.gov-abstract)

4. CorbShul02

Corbetta, M. and Shulman, G.L. (March 2002).
Control of goal-directed and stimulus-driven attention in the brain.
Nature Reviews Neuroscience, 3(3):201-215.

5. CutzTsot03

Cutzu, F. and Tsotsos, J.K. (January 2003).
The selective tuning model of attention: psychophysical evidence for a suppressive annulus around an attended item.
Vision Research, 43(2):205-219.
(.gov-abstract)

6. DesiDunc95

Desimone, R. and Duncan, J. (1995).
Neural mechanisms of selective visual attention
Annual Review of Neuroscience, 18:193-222.

7. DesjBrau06

Desjardins, S. and Braun, C.M. (February 2006).
Homotopy and heterotopy and the bilateral field advantage in the Dimond paradigm
Acta Psychologica, 121(2):125-136.
(.gov-abstract)

8. DuncBundOlso+99.

Duncan, J.H., Bundesen, C., Olson, A., Humphreys, G.W., Chavda, S., and Shibuya, H. (December 1999).
Systematic analysis of deficits in visual attention
Journal of Experimental Psychology, 128(4):450-478.
(.gov-abstract)

9. EcksAbbePham+04

Eckstein, M.P., Abbey, C.K., Pham, B.T., and Shimozaki, S.S. (7. December 2004).
Perceptual learning through optimization of attentional weighting: human versus optimal Bayesian learner
Journal of Vision, 4(12):1006-1019.
(.org-Abstract, .gov-abstract, .org-Paper, .org-Paper.pdf)

10. EcksDresShim06

Eckstein, M.P., Drescher, B.A., and Shimozaki, S.S. (November 2006).
Attentional cues in real scenes, saccadic targeting, and Bayesian priors
Psychological Science, 17(11):973-980.
(.com-abstract, .gov-abstract, .com-paper, .com-paper)

11. HumpBruc89

Humphreys, G.W. and Bruce, V. (1989).
Visual Attention
Visual Cognition: Computational, Experimental, and Neuropsychological Perspectives, Lawrence Erlbaum Associates (publ.).

12. LeeKochBrau99

Lee, D.K., Koch, C., and Braun, J. (October 1999).
Attentional capacity is undifferentiated: concurrent discrimination of form, color, and motion.
Perception and Psychophysics, 61(7):1241-1255.
(.gov-abstract)

13. Mott98

Motter, B.C. (November 1998).
Inside and outside the focus of attention
Neuron, 21(5):951-953.
(.org-Abstract?, .org-Paper?, .org-paper.pdf)

14. NajeGeis05

Najemnik, J. and Geisler, W.S. (17. March 2005).
Optimal eye movement strategies in visual search
Nature, 434(7031):387-391.
(.gov-abstract)

15. RoelVOoye05

Roelfsema, P.R. and van Ooyen, A. (October 2005).
Attention-gated reinforcement learning of internal representations for classification
Neural Computation, 17(10):2176-2214.
(.org-abstract, .gov-abstract, .org-paper, .org-paper)

16. SereSchwCour+04

Serences, J.T., Schwarzbach, J., Courtney, S.M., Golay, X., and Yantis, S. (December 2004).
Control of object-based attention in human cortex.
Cerebral Cortex, 14(12):1346-1357.
(.org-Abstract, .gov-abstract, .org-Paper?, .org-Paper?)

17. ShibBund88.

Shibuya, H. and Bundesen, C. (November 1988).
Visual selection from multielement displays: measuring and modeling effects of exposure duration
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 14(4):591-600.
(.gov-abstract)

18. TreiGela80

Treisman, A.M. and Gelade, G. (January 1980).
A feature-integration theory of attention.
Cognitive Psychology, 12(1):97-136.
(.gov-abstract)

19. VeceFara94

Vecera, S.P. and Farah, M.J. (June 1994).
Does visual attention select objects or locations?
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 123(2):146-160.
(.org-abstract, .gov-abstract, .org-paper.html, .org-paper.pdf)

20. WeisBani00

Weissman, D.H. and Banich, M.T. (January 2000).
The cerebral hemispheres cooperate to perform complex but not simple tasks
Neuropsychology, 14(1):41-59.
(.gov-abstract)

Subject Index

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Author Index

44 authors, 4 (9%) with homepage. First author references are printed boldface.

Year Index

Journal Index

The numbers in the columns `R', `A', and `P' indicate the year from which on you can expect to find online references, abstracts, and papers, respectively. A '?' indicates documents, that may be accessible only to subscribers.

15 journals, 13 (86%) with homepage.