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Autor: Cacciamani, Laura, Wager, Erica, Peterson, Mary A., Scalf, Paige E.

The perirhinal cortex (PRC) is a medial temporal lobe (MTL) structure known to be involved in assessing whether an object is familiar (i.e., meaningful) or novel. Recent evidence shows that the PRC is sensitive to the familiarity of both whole object

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Effects of aging on figure-ground perception: Convexity context effects and competition resolution

Autor: Lass, Jordan W., Bennett, Patrick J., Peterson, Mary A., Sekuler, Allison B.

We examined age-related differences in figure-ground perception by exploring the effect of age on Convexity Context Effects (CCE; Peterson & Salvagio, 2008). Experiment 1, using Peterson and Salvagio's procedure and black and white stimuli consisting

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A behavioral task sets an upper bound on the time required to access object memories before object segregation

Autor: Sanguinetti, Joseph L., Peterson, Mary A.

Traditional theories of vision assume that object segregation occurs before access to object memories. Yet, behavioral evidence shows that familiar configuration is a prior for segregation, and electrophysiological experiments demonstrate these memor

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Figural properties are prioritized for search under conditions of uncertainty: Setting boundary conditions on claims that figures automatically attract attention

Autor: Peterson, Mary A., Mojica, Andrew J., Salvagio, Elizabeth, Kimchi, Ruth

Nelson and Palmer (2007) concluded that figures/figural properties automatically attract attention, after they found that participants were faster to detect/discriminate targets appearing where a portion of a familiar object was suggested in an other

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Autor: Anderson, John A. E., Healey, M. Karl, Hasher, Lynn, Peterson, Mary A.

We assessed age differences in the ability to resolve competition for figural status in stationary displays using small, enclosed, symmetrical silhouettes that participants classified as depicting "novel'' or "familiar'' shapes. The silhouettes were

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