Poster Session

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#	Poster Title	Presenter	Room	Topic Area
C81	Attentional dynamics during multiple object tracking are explained at subsecond resolution by a new 'hypothesis-driven adaptive computation' framework	Belledonne, Mario	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C82	Behavioral benefits of spatial attention explained by multiplicative gain, not receptive field shifts, in a neural network model.	Fox, Kai	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C83	Investigating the Role of Cognitive Control in Aesthetic Judgments	Bara, Ionela	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C84	Hemifield effects on divided attention for dual tasks with visual objects	Popovkina, Dina	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C85	Inopportune Warning Cues Benefit Only Some Participants in a Poser Cueing Task	Crouse, Monique	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C86	Effects of task-relevant, and -irrelevant competition on attentional cuing and visual search	Kim, Cheol Hwan	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C87	Neural Correlates of Object-Based Attention in Early Visual Cortex in a 100% Valid Exogenous Cuing Task	Lytchenko, Taissa K.	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C88	Neural reconstructions of task-relevant and irrelevant features of attended objects	Chen, Jiageng	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C89	Frontal-plane distance judgments between two equal-size items are made on the basis of a salience map	Gan, Lingyu	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C90	Quantifying the effects of feature similarity on attentional selection using psychophysical scaling	Chapman, Angus	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C91	An improved method for evaluating inverted encoding models	Scotti, Paul S	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C92	Successfully withholding attention shifts is strongly modulated by shift/hold cue ratio	Elliott, Lauren	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C93	Both cue directionality and mental perspective contribute to social attention	Mayrand, Florence	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C94	Examining External and Internal Attentional Breadths	Lim, Y. Isabella	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C95	Gazing to look vs. gazing to think: Gaze cueing is modulated by the perception of others' external vs. internal attention	Colombatto, Clara	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues
C96	Comparing Human and AI Attention in Visuomotor Tasks	Zhang, Ruohan	Dolphin	Attention: Divided, models, objects and cues