Cynthia M. Henderson scite author profile

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Cynthia M. Henderson

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Stanford University

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Intrusions into the shadow of attention: A new take on illusory conjunctions

Henderson

McClelland

2020

Atten Percept Psychophys

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We present new evidence about illusory conjunctions (ICs) suggesting that their current explanation requires revision. According to Feature Integration Theory (FIT; Treisman & Gelade Cognitive Psychology, 12, 97-136, 1980), focal attention to a single stimulus is required to bind its features into an integrated percept. FIT predicts that if attention is spread over multiple stimuli, features of these different stimuli can be combined into a single percept and produce ICs. Treisman and Schmidt (Cognitive

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A PDP model of the simultaneous perception of multiple objects

Henderson

McClelland

2011

Connection Science

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Neurally Inspired Models of Psychological Processes

Mercado

Henderson

2012

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Common Spatial Characteristics of Illusory Conjunctions and Crowding

Henderson

McClelland

2012

Journal of Vision

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Are Illusory Conjunctions a Unitary Phenomenon?

Henderson¹,

McClelland²

2012

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