Brad Wyble
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Short Term Memory Attentional Blink Color Stimulus Amnesia Cues Experiment Names Resources Visual Perception Surprise Letters Costs And Cost Analysis Interference Aptitude Food Evidence Percept Masks Violations Working Memory Cost Benefit Analysis Contingent Dual Task LearningMost Recent Papers
Are motor adjustments quick because they don't require detection or because they escape competition?
Bradley Wyble, David Rosenbaum, Motor Control
On the limits of evidence accumulation of the preconscious percept
Alberto Avilés, Howard Bowman, Brad Wyble, 2020, Cognition
Learning how to exploit sources of information
Brad Wyble, Michael Hess, Ryan E. O’Donnell, Hui Chen, Baruch Eitam, 2019, Memory and Cognition on p. 696-705
Expecting the unexpected
Hui Chen, Niya Yan, Ping Zhu, Bradley Paul Wyble, Baruch Eitam, Mowei Shen, 2019, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance on p. 513-522
The neglected contribution of memory encoding in spatial cueing
Hui Chen, Bradley Paul Wyble, 2018, Psychological Review on p. 936-968
A hierarchical model of visual processing simulates neural mechanisms underlying reflexive attention
Chloe Callahan-Flintoft, Hui Chen, Bradley Paul Wyble, 2018, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General on p. 1273-1294
Is Source Information Automatically Available in Working Memory?
Hui Chen, Richard A. Carlson, Brad Wyble, 2018, Psychological Science on p. 645-655
Adults blink more deeply
Natalie Russo, Wendy R. Kates, Nicole Shea, Megan LeBlanc, Bradley Paul Wyble, 2018, Developmental Science
Using attribute amnesia to test the limits of hyper-binding and associative deficits in working memory
John M. McCormick-Huhn, Hui Chen, Bradley Paul Wyble, Nancy Anne Coulter Dennis, 2018, Psychology and aging on p. 165-175
Competitive interactions affect working memory performance for both simultaneous and sequential stimulus presentation
Jumana Ahmad, Garrett Swan, Howard Bowman, Brad Wyble, Anna C. Nobre, Kimron L. Shapiro, Fiona McNab, 2017, Scientific reports
Most-Cited Papers
Detecting meaning in RSVP at 13 ms per picture
Mary C. Potter, Brad Wyble, Carl Erick Hagmann, Emily S. McCourt, 2014, Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics on p. 270-279
Attentional episodes in visual perception
Bradley Paul Wyble, Mary C. Potter, Howard Bowman, Mark Nieuwenstein, 2011, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General on p. 488-505
Contingent attentional capture by conceptually relevant images
Bradley Paul Wyble, Charles Folk, Mary C. Potter, 2013, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance on p. 861-871
The binding pool
Garrett Swan, Bradley Paul Wyble, 2014, Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics on p. 2136-2157
Amnesia for Object Attributes
Hui Chen, Bradley Paul Wyble, 2015, Psychological Science on p. 203-210
Sparing from the attentional blink is not spared from structural limitations
R. Dell'Acqua, P. E. Dux, B. Wyble, P. Jolicœur, 2012, Psychonomic Bulletin and Review on p. 232-238
Beyond a mask and against the bottleneck
Mark Nieuwenstein, Brad Wyble, 2014, Journal of Experimental Psychology: General on p. 1409-1427
The location but not the attributes of visual cues are automatically encoded into working memory
Hui Chen, Brad Wyble, 2015, Vision Research on p. 76-85
The benefit of attention is not diminished when distributed over two simultaneous cues
Maxwell Bay, Brad Wyble, 2014, Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics on p. 1287-1297
Picture Detection in Rapid Serial Visual Presentation
Mary C. Potter, Brad Wyble, Rijuta Pandav, Jennifer Olejarczyk, 2010, Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance on p. 1486-1494