Christian N L Olivers
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Trentin C, Falanga L, Jeske J, Olivers C, Slagter H
Proc Natl Acad Sci U S A
. 2024 Nov;
121(49):e2413433121.
PMID: 39585975
Visual working memory (VWM) retains representations of past visual information for future action. Yet to date, most studies have approached VWM as just serving perception beyond the immediate. Whether and...
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Tortajada M, Fahrenfort J, Sandoval-Lentisco A, Martinez-Perez V, Palmero L, Castillo A, et al.
Psychophysiology
. 2024 Oct;
61(10):e14636.
PMID: 39401083
Flexible updating of information in Visual Working Memory (VWM) is crucial to deal with its limited capacity. Previous research has shown that the removal of no longer relevant information takes...
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Ozdemir S, Senturk Y, Unver N, Demircan C, Olivers C, Egner T, et al.
J Neurosci
. 2024 Aug;
44(36).
PMID: 39103222
While the influence of context on long-term memory (LTM) is well documented, its effects on the interaction between working memory (WM) and LTM remain less understood. In this study, we...
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Trentin C, Rinaldi G, Chorzepa M, Imhof M, Slagter H, Olivers C
J Exp Psychol Learn Mem Cogn
. 2024 Jul;
PMID: 39052393
Findings from recent studies indicate that planning an action toward an object strengthens its visual working memory (VWM) representation, emphasizing the importance of sensorimotor links in VWM. In the present...
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Donk M, van Heusden E, Olivers C
Atten Percept Psychophys
. 2024 Jan;
86(5):1609-1620.
PMID: 38273181
Where we move our eyes during visual search is controlled by the relative saliency and relevance of stimuli in the visual field. However, the visual field is not homogeneous, as...
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Verissimo I, Nudelman Z, Olivers C
Vision Res
. 2024 Jan;
216:108342.
PMID: 38198971
Searching for objects in the visual environment is an integral part of human behavior. Most of the information used during such visual search comes from the periphery of our vision,...
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Van der Burg E, Cass J, Olivers C
Vision Res
. 2023 Dec;
215:108345.
PMID: 38142531
Visual crowding is arguably the strongest limitation imposed on extrafoveal vision, and is a relatively well-understood phenomenon. However, most investigations and theories are based on sparse displays consisting of a...
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van Heusden E, Olivers C, Donk M
Atten Percept Psychophys
. 2023 May;
86(2):422-438.
PMID: 37258897
Visual attention may be captured by an irrelevant yet salient distractor, thereby slowing search for a relevant target. This phenomenon has been widely studied using the additional singleton paradigm in...
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Chota S, Gayet S, Kenemans J, Olivers C, Van der Stigchel S
Cereb Cortex
. 2023 Apr;
33(12):7608-7618.
PMID: 37005059
Our visual environment is relatively stable over time. An optimized visual system could capitalize on this by devoting less representational resources to objects that are physically present. The vividness of...
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Li A, Chen Z, Wolfe J, Olivers C
J Exp Psychol Gen
. 2023 Mar;
152(8):2190-2204.
PMID: 36951742
Humans continuously scan their visual environment for relevant information. Such visual search behavior has typically been studied with tasks in which the search goal is constant and well-defined, requiring relatively...