Clayton Hickey
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Hickey C, Grignolio D, Munasinghe V, Acunzo D
Biol Psychol
. 2025 Jan;
195:108987.
PMID: 39855539
This paper has two concurrent goals. On one hand, we hope it will serve as a simple primer in the use of linear mixed modelling (LMM) for inferential statistical analysis...
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Grignolio D, Meyyappan S, Geng J, Mangun G, Hickey C
bioRxiv
. 2025 Jan;
PMID: 39829862
Selective attention is widely thought to be sensitive to visual objects. This is commonly demonstrated in cueing studies, which show that when attention is deployed to a known target location...
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Fakche C, Hickey C, Jensen O
J Neurosci
. 2024 Oct;
44(49).
PMID: 39455256
While humans typically saccade every ∼250 ms in natural settings, studies on vision tend to prevent or restrict eye movements. As it takes ∼50 ms to initiate and execute a...
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Grignolio D, Acunzo D, Hickey C
J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform
. 2024 Feb;
50(3):280-294.
PMID: 38421775
Humans use selective attention to prioritize visual features, like color or shape, as well as discrete spatial locations, and these effects are sensitive to the experience of reward. Reward-associated features...
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Hickey C, Acunzo D, Dell J
J Neurosci
. 2023 Aug;
43(37):6415-6429.
PMID: 37562963
Reward-related activity in the dopaminergic midbrain is thought to guide animal behavior, in part by boosting the perceptual and attentional processing of reward-predictive environmental stimuli. In line with this incentive...
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Ferrante O, Zhigalov A, Hickey C, Jensen O
J Neurosci
. 2023 Feb;
43(12):2190-2198.
PMID: 36801825
Visual attention is highly influenced by past experiences. Recent behavioral research has shown that expectations about the spatial location of distractors within a search array are implicitly learned, with expected...
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Sharp P, Gutteling T, Melcher D, Hickey C
J Neurosci
. 2022 Sep;
42(41):7824-7832.
PMID: 36100397
The perception of dynamic visual stimuli relies on two apparently conflicting perceptual mechanisms: rapid visual input must sometimes be integrated into unitary percepts but at other times must be segregated...
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Wu B, Bagshaw A, Hickey C, Kuhn S, Wilson M
Neuroimage
. 2022 Jan;
249:118902.
PMID: 35033676
Advances in magnetic resonance imaging have shown how individual differences in the structure and function of the human brain relate to health and cognition. The relationship between individual differences and...
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Abbasi H, Kadel H, Hickey C, Schubo A
Psychophysiology
. 2021 Dec;
59(4):e13987.
PMID: 34932826
Visual attention is guided by top-down mechanisms and pre-stimulus task preparation, but also by selection history (i.e., the bias to prioritize previously attended items). Here we examine how these influences...
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van Zoest W, Huber-Huber C, Weaver M, Hickey C
J Neurosci
. 2021 Jul;
41(33):7120-7135.
PMID: 34244360
Our visual environment is complicated, and our cognitive capacity is limited. As a result, we must strategically ignore some stimuli to prioritize others. Common sense suggests that foreknowledge of distractor...