Can natural scenes cue attention to multiple locations? Evidence from eye-movements in contextual cueing
Josefine Albert,
Werner X. Schneider,
Christian H. Poth
Abstract:Humans find visual targets more quickly when the target appears at the same location in a repeated configuration of other stimuli. However, when the target alternates between two locations in the repeated configuration, the benefit for visual search is smaller. This reduction of benefits has been explained as the result of an averaging of a benefit for one location and a cost for the other location. In two experiments, we investigated this two-target-locations effect in real-world scenes using high-resolution … Show more
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