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Cross-modal contextual memory guides selective attention in visual-search tasks
2022
Visual search is speeded when a target item is positioned consistently within an invariant (repeatedly encountered) configuration of distractor items ("contextual cueing"). Contextual cueing is also observed in cross-modal search, when the location of the-visual-target is predicted by distractors from another-tactile-sensory modality. Previous studies examining lateralized waveforms of the event-related potential (ERP) with millisecond precision have shown that learned visual contexts improve a
doi:10.1111/psyp.14025
pmid:35141899
fatcat:d3xbyx3izzcodlgivqseepov7q