Moving and looming stimuli capture attention

2003/10/01 by Steven L. Franconeri, Steven Franconeri, Daniel J. Simons · 35 citations
Neuroscience · Computer Science · #Visual perception and processing mechanisms #Neural and Behavioral Psychology Studies #Visual Attention and Saliency Detection

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