Our new tutorial for converting lab-based VR studies into remote deployments is out! link.springer.com/article/10.3... i
Further, EMG revealed heightened response activity aligned with expected early target timing, and identification was more efficient for temporally expected early targets. (4/4)
📖 Read more about our methods and findings here, open access: www.tandfonline.com/doi/full/10....
woohoo, have a gander! 👀 🔎⏳
Fun to be involved in putting this together, and v satisfying to see some of the things we've been chatting about over the past few years down on paper together
yay Sage!
We tracked gaze to index attentional guidance over time during trials. Distractors sharing their colour with either target consistently captured most attention.
Crucially, across blocks this became temporally tuned, with capture biased most towards the currently expected target colour. (3/4)
New paper (first from my PhD!) out in Visual Cognition ✨ @tandfresearch.bsky.social
With the wonderful Sage Boettcher @dynacog-lab.bsky.social & Kia Nobre @brognition.bsky.social
We ask how temporal expectations can help us find targets in dynamic, cluttered environments when location is unknown.
We found that temporal predictions can adaptively bias both feature-based attention and action during search.
Participants searched for distinct targets in dynamic displays where stimuli appeared across space and time. Each target appeared at a predictable time and unpredictable location. (2/4)
