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Topic: target selection

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In Cognition and Cognitive Psychology

Seminar · Cognition

Beyond visual search: studying visual attention with multitarget visual foraging tasks

Jérôme Tagu · University of Bordeaux

Thu, Apr 22, 2021 · 16:00 UTC

Visual attention refers to a set of processes allowing selection of relevant and filtering out of irrelevant information in the visual environment. A large amount of research on visual attention has involved visual search paradigms, where observers are asked to report whether a single target is present or absent. However, recent studies have revealed that these classic single-target visual search tasks only provide a snapshot of how attention is allocated in the visual environment, and that multitarget visual foraging tasks may capture the dynamics visual attention more accurately. In visual f