Katherine E. added a paper
Katherine E. started following the work of Jenna Todd Jones, University of Bristol, Experimental Psychology.
Katherine E. started following the work of Ciara McBride, Bangor University, History.
Katherine E. - looking forward to the PsyPAG Annual Conference in Bangor starting tomorrow! It's been hard work organising it, so I'm hoping to enjoy it!
Graduate Student, Psychology
Thesis Title: The independence of spatial and feature-based attention: Location-based effects of endogenous and exogenous spatial cueing
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Ayelet Sapir
Giovanni d'Avossa Steve Tipper |
About
My research interests primarily lie in spatial attention. I am currently investigating whether endogenous spatial cues lead to purely location-based attentional effects. In this research, I am using stimuli from multiple feature dimensions to see whether spatially cueing the likely location of one stimulus generalises to a second stimulus at the cued location. Alternatively, can attention enhance performance on only the stimulus related to the cue?
I am also interested in the use of exogenous spatial cues, and whether exogenous attention is related to task sets, or is purely location-based.
Contact Information
| Address: | School of Psychology |
