Why Some Colors Appear More Memorable Than Others: A Model Combining Categories and Particulars in Color Working Memory von Bae, Gi-Yeul, Olkkonen, Maria, Allred, Sarah R, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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Relating color working memory and color perception von Allred, Sarah R, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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The Motion-Silencing Illusion Depends on Object-Centered Representation von Wu, Qihan, Flombaum, Jonathan I.

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Attentional resources in visual tracking through occlusion: The high-beams effect von Flombaum, Jonathan I., Scholl, Brian J., Pylyshyn, Zenon W.

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Amodal Causal Capture in the Tunnel Effect von Bae, Gi Yeul, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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The activation of attentional networks von Fan, Jin, McCandliss, Bruce D., Fossella, John, Flombaum, Jonathan I., Posner, Michael I.

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Visual Working Memory is More Tolerant Than Visual Long-Term Memory von Schurgin, Mark W, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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Spatiotemporal object continuity in human ventral visual cortex von Yi, Do-Joon, Turk-Browne, Nicholas B, Flombaum, Jonathan I, Kim, Min-Shik, Scholl, Brian J, Chun, Marvin M

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Properties of visual episodic memory following repeated encounters with objects von Schurgin, Mark W, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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Stimulus-specific variability in color working memory with delayed estimation von Bae, Gi-Yeul, Olkkonen, Maria, Allred, Sarah R, Wilson, Colin, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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Exploiting Core Knowledge for Visual Object Recognition von Schurgin, Mark W, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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A Deficit Perceiving Slow Motion After Brain Damage and a Parallel Deficit Induced by Crowding von Ma, Zheng, McCloskey, Michael, Flombaum, Jonathan I.

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Two Items Remembered as Precisely as One: How Integral Features Can Improve Visual Working Memory von Bae, Gi Yeul, Flombaum, Jonathan I.

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Cognitive and Brain Consequences of Conflict von Fan, Jin, Flombaum, Jonathan I., McCandliss, Bruce D., Thomas, Kathleen M., Posner, Michael I.

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Close encounters of the distracting kind: Identifying the cause of visual tracking errors von Bae, Gi Yeul, Flombaum, Jonathan I.

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Off to a Bad Start: Uncertainty About the Number of Targets at the Onset of Multiple Object Tracking von ZHENG MA, FLOMBAUM, Jonathan I

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A Temporal Same-Object Advantage in the Tunnel Effect: Facilitated Change Detection for Persisting Objects von Flombaum, Jonathan I, Scholl, Brian J

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How undistorted spatial memories can produce distorted responses von Schurgin, Mark W., Flombaum, Jonathan I.

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Why do people appear not to extrapolate trajectories during multiple object tracking? A computational investigation von Zhong, Sheng-Hua, Ma, Zheng, Wilson, Colin, Liu, Yan, Flombaum, Jonathan I

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Rhesus Monkeys Attribute Perceptions to Others von Flombaum, Jonathan I., Santos, Laurie R.

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