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Feature-specific effects of selective visual attention
1995
Vision Research
Four experiments were conducted to quantify the effect of performing a foveal discrimination task on sensitivity for a peripheral grating. The observer's primary task was to discriminate either the spatial frequency or orientation of successive foveal Gabor patches. On a third of the trials they also performed a secondary task to detect the presence of a near-threshold grating in the periphery. We find that sensitivity for detection of the peripheral grating depends on the similarity of the
doi:10.1016/0042-6989(94)00156-g
pmid:7900301
fatcat:36a4c44t2rfbdhnowtgcqx52gu