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Journal Articles:
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2023:
103.Qiu, Z., Lei, X., Becker, S.I., & Pegna, A. (2023). Faces capture spatial attention only when we want them to: An
Inattentional Blindness EEG study. Biological Psychology,
183, 108665.
[pdf]
102.Becker, S.I., Hamblin-Frohman, Z., Xia, H., & Qiu, Z. (2023).
Tuning to non-veridical features in attention and decision-making: An EEG
study. Neuropsychologia, 188, 108634.
[pdf]
101.Hamblin-Frohman, Z., &
Becker, S.I. (2023).
Attentional selection is a sufficient cause for visual working memory
interference. Journal of Vision, 23(7):15, 1-11.
[pdf]
100.Qiu, Z., & Becker, S.I., Xia, H., Hamblin-Frohman,
Z., & Pegna, A.J. (2023). Fixation-related electrical potentials
during a free visual search task reveal the timing of visual awareness.
iScience, 26, 107148.
[pdf]
99. Qiu, Z, Jiang, J.,
Becker, S.I., &
Pegna, A.J. (in press). Attentional capture by fearful faces requires
consciousness and is modulated by task-relevancy: A dot-probe EEG study.
Frontiers in Neuroscience, 17, 1152220.
[pdf]
98. Becker, S.I., Grubert,
A.K., Ansorge, U., & Horstmann, G. (2023). Which processes
dominate visual search: Bottom-up feature contrast, top-down tuning or
trial history? Cognition, 236, 105420.
[pdf]
97. Yu, X., Zhou, Z.,
Becker, S.I., Boettcher,
S.E.P., & Geng, J. (2023). Good enough attentional guidance. Trends in Cognitive Sciences, 37,
391-403.
[pdf]
96. Becker, S.I., Retell, J.D., & Wolfe, J.M. (2023). Mirror
Blindness: Our failure to recognise the target in search for
mirror-reversed shapes. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics, 85,
418-437.
[pdf]
95. Hamblin-Frohman, Z., Low, J.X. &
Becker, S.I. (2023). Attentional prioritisation and
facilitation for similar stimuli in Visual Working Memory. Psychological Research,
87, 2031-2038.
[pdf]
2022
94. Dai, C., Wu, J., Monaghan, J.J.M., Li, G., Peng, H.,
Becker, S.I., & McAlpine, D. (2022). Semi-supervised EEG
clustering with multiple constraints. IEEE Transactions on Knowledge
and Data Engineering.
doi: 10.1109/TKDE.2022.3206330
[pdf]
93
Li, G., Shen, J., Dai, C., Wu, J., & Becker, S.I.
(2022). ShVEEGs: EEG Clustering with improved cosine
similarity-transformed shapley value. IEEE Transactions on Emerging
Topics in Computational Intelligence, 1-15.
[pdf]
92. Hamblin-Frohman, Z., Chang, S., Egeth, H., &
Becker, S.I.
(2022). Eye movements reveal the contributions of early and late
processes of enhancement and suppression to the guidance in visual search.
Attention, Perception & Psychophysics, 84, 1913-1924.
doi: 10.3758/s13414-022-02536-w.
[pdf]
91.
Qiu, Z., Becker, S.I. &
Pegna, A.
(2022).
The effects of spatial attention focus and visual awareness on the
processing of fearful faces: An ERP study. Brain Sciences. 12(7):
823.
[pdf]
90.
Qiu, Z., Becker, S.I. &
Pegna, A.
(2022).
Spatial attention shifting to fearful faces depends on visual awareness in
attentional blink: An ERP study. Neuropsychologia, 172: 108283.
[pdf]
89.
Qiu, Z.,
Lei, X.,
Becker, S.I. &
Pegna, A.
(2022). Neural activities during the processing of unattended and
unseen emotional faces: A voxel-wise meta-analysis. Brain Imaging and
Behavior, 16, 2426-2443.
[pdf]
88.
Qiu, Z.,
Becker, S.I. & Pegna, A.
(2022).
Spatial attention shifting to emotional faces is contingent on awareness
and task relevancy. Cortex, 151, 30-48.
[pdf]
87.
Hamblin-Frohman, Z. & Becker, S.I. (2022).
Inhibition continues to guide search under concurrent visual working
memory load. Journal of Vision, 22(2):8, 1-17.
[pdf]
2021
86.
Martin, A. & Becker, S.I.
(2021). A
relational account of visual short-term memory (VSTM). Cortex,
144, 151-167.
[pdf]
85.
Hamblin-Frohman, Z. & Becker, S.I.
(2021). The
attentional template in high and low similarity search: Optimal tuning or
tuning to relations? Cognition, 212.
[pdf]
84.
Dai, C., Wu, J., Pi, D., Cui, L. Johnson, B., &
Becker, S.I. (in press).
Electroencephalogram signal clustering with convex cooperative games.
IEEE Transactions on Knowledge and Data Engineering.
[pdf]
83.
Martin, A.,
Becker, S.I., Pegna, A.J. (2021). Attention is prioritised for proximate and fearful
faces. Cortex, 134, 52-64.
[pdf]
82.
Becker, S.I. , Manoharan, R.T.,
& Folk, C.L. (2021).
The Attentional Blink: A Relational Account of Attentional Engagement. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review,
28, 219-227.
[pdf]
81. Remington, R.W.,
Vromen, J.M.G, Becker, S.I., Baumann, O., & Mattingley,
J.B. (2021).
The role of the frontoparietal cortex across the functional stages of
visual search. Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience, 33, 63-76.
[pdf]
2020
80.
York, A., Sewell, D. K., & Becker, S.I. (2020).
Dual target search: Attention tuned to relative features, both within and
across dimensions. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human
Perception & Performance, 46, 1368-1683.
[pdf]
79.
Harris, A.M., Jacoby, O., Remington, R.W.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Mattingley, J.B. (2020). Behavioral and electrophysiological
evidence for a dissociation between working memory capacity and
feature-based attention. Cortex, 129, 158-174.
[pdf]
78.
Dai, C., Pi, D., & Becker, S.I. (2020).
Shapelet-transformed multi-channel EEG channel selection.
ACM Transactions on
Intelligent Systems and Technology, 11(5), 1-29.
[pdf]
77.
Dai, C.,
Wu, J., Pi, D., Becker, S.I.,
Cui, L., Zhang, Q. & Johnson, B. (2020). Brain EEG time series
clustering using maximum weight cliques. IEEE Transactions on
Cybernetics.
[pdf]
76.
Schönhammer, J.G., Becker, S.I.,
& Kerzel, D. (2020). Attentional capture by context cues, not
inhibition of cue singletons, explains same location costs. Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 46, 610-628.
[pdf]
75. York, A., &
Becker, S.I. (2020). Top-down modulation
of gaze capture: Feature similarity, optimal tuning, or tuning to relative
features? Journal of Vision, 20(4):6, 1-16.
[pdf]
74.
Ernst, D., Becker, S.I., & Horstmann,
G. (2020). Novelty competes with saliency for attention. Vision
Research, 168, 42-52.
[pdf]
73.
Dai, C., Pi, D.
Becker, S.I., Wu, J., Cui, L. & Johnson,
B. (2020). CenEEGs: Valid EEG selection for classification. ACM
Transactions on Knowledge Discovery from Data (TKDD), 14(2), 1-25.
[pdf]
72.
Horstmann, G., Becker, S.I., & Grubert, A. (2020). Dwelling on simple stimuli in visual
search. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 82, 607-625.
[pdf]
71.
Becker, S.I., Atalla, M. & Folk, C.L. (2020).
Conjunction Search: Can we
simultaneously bias attention to features and relations? Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 82,
246-268.
[pdf]
70. Horstmann, G. &
Becker, S.I. (2020). More
efficient search for happy targets may not indicate guidance, but rather
faster distractor rejection: Evidence from eye movements and fixations.
Emotion, 20, 206-216.
[pdf]
2019
69. Horstmann, G., Ernst, D., &
Becker, S.I. (2019). Dwelling on distractors varying in target-distractor similarity.
Acta Psychologica, 198, 1-10.
[pdf]
68.
Becker, S.I., Martin, A. & Hamblin-Frohman, Z. (2019).
Target templates in singleton search vs. feature-based search modes. Visual Cognition, 27, 502-517.
[pdf]
67.
Hamblin-Frohman, Z. & Becker, S.I. (2019).
Attending object features interferes with visual working memory regardless
of eye movements. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 45,
1049-1061.
[pdf]
66. Cornish, L., Hill, A., Horswill, M., &
Becker, S.I. (2019). Eye-tracking reveals how observation chart design features affect
the detection of patient deterioration: An experimental study. Applied
Ergonomics, 75, 230-245.
(pdf)
2018
65. Martin, A. &
Becker, S.I. (2018). How feature
relationships influence attention and awareness: Evidence from eye
movements and EEG. Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human
Perception and Performance, 44, 1865-1883.
(pdf)
64. Remington, R.W., Burt, J.S., &
Becker, S.I. (2018).
The curious case of spillover: Does it tell us much about saccade timing
in reading? Attention, Perception & Psychophysics, 80,
1683-1690.
(pdf)
63.
Becker, S.I. (2018). Reply to Theeuwes: Fast,
feature-based top-down effects, but saliency may be slow. Journal of
Cognition, 1:28, 1-3.
(pdf)
2017
62. Horstmann, G.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Ernst, D. (2017). Dwelling, rescanning and skipping of distractors
explain search efficiency in difficult search better than guidance by the
target. Visual Cognition, 25, 291-305.
(pdf)
61. Enns, J.T. et al. (2017). Linking Contemporary Research to the
Classics: Celebrating 125 years at APA [editorial]. Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 43,
1695-1700.
(pdf)
60.
Becker, S.I.,
Dutt, N., Vromen, J.M.G. & Horstmann, G. (2017). The capture of
attention and the gaze in search for emotional photographic faces. Visual Cognition,
25, 241-261.
(pdf)
59.
Schönhammer,
J.G., Becker, S.I. & Kerzel, D. (2017). Which kind of attention
is captured by cues with the relative target color? Visual Cognition,
25, 703-714.
(pdf)
58.
Constable,
M.D. & Becker, S.I. (2017). Right away: A late,
right-lateralized category effect complements an early, left-lateralized
category effect in visual search. Psychonomic Bulletin and Review, 24,
1611-1619.
(pdf)
57. Becker, S.I.,
Harris, A.M., York, A., & Choi, J. (2017). Conjunction search is
relational: Behavioral and Electrophysiological Evidence. Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 43,
1828-1842.
(pdf)
56. Becker, S.I.,
Lewis, A.J., & Axtens, J.E. (2017). Top-down knowledge modulates onset
capture in a feedforward manner. Psychonomic Bulletin & Review,
24, 436-446.
(pdf)
2016
55. Horstmann,
G., Herwig, A. & Becker, S.I. (2016). Distractor dwelling, skipping, and revisiting
determine target absent performance in difficult visual search. Frontiers in Psychology, 15(7), 1-13.
(pdf)
54. Vromen,
J.M.G., Lipp, O.V., Remington, R.W. & Becker, S.I. (2016). Threat captures attention, but not
automatically: Top-down goals modulate attentional orienting to threat
distractors. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 78,
2266-2279.
(pdf)
53. Horstmann,
G., Becker, S.I.,
& Ernst, D.
(2016). Perceptual salience captures the eyes on a surprise trial. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics,
78, 1889-1990.
(pdf)
52. Schönhammer,
J.G., Grubert, A., Kerzel, D., & Becker, S.I.
(2016). Attentional guidance by relative features: Behavioral and
electrophysiological evidence. Psychophysiology, 53,
1074-1083.
(pdf)
51. Retell,
J.D., Becker, S.I.,
& Remington, R.W.
(2016). Previously seen and expected stimuli elicit surprise in the
context of visual search. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics,
78, 774-788.
(pdf)
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50. Savage, R.A., Becker, S.I., & Lipp, O.V. (2016). Visual
search for emotional expressions: Effect of stimulus set on anger and
happiness superiority. Cognition & Emotion, 30,
713-730.
(pdf)
49. Retell,
J.D.,
Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W. (2016). An
effective attentional set for a specific color does not prevent capture by
infrequently presented motion distractors. Quarterly Journal of
Experimental Psychology, 69, 1340-1365.
(pdf)
2015
48. Ziaei,
M., von Hippel, W., Henry, J.D., & Becker, S.I. (2015). Are age effects in positivity influenced by
the value of distractors? PLoS ONE,
10, 1-15.
(pdf)
47. Harris,
A.M.,
Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W. (2015). Capture
by colour: Evidence for dimension-specific singleton capture. Attention,
Perception, & Psychophysics, 77, 2305-2321.
(pdf)
46. Becker, S.I.,
& Lewis, A.J. (2015). Oculomotor capture by irrelevant onsets with and
without color contrast. Annals of the New York Academy of Sciences,
1339, 60-71.
(pdf)
45. Retell, J.D., Venini, D., &
Becker, S.I. (2015).
Oculomotor capture by new and unannounced color singletons during visual
search. Attention,
Perception, & Psychophysics,
77,
1529-1543.
(pdf)
2014
44. Becker, S.I., Grubert, A., & Dux, P.E. (2014). Distinct
neural networks for target feature versus dimension changes in visual
search, as revealed by EEG and fMRI. Neuroimage,
102, 798-808.
(pdf)
43.
Schneider, D., Slaughter, V.P., Becker, S.I., & Dux, P.E. (2014). Implicit false-belief
processing in the human brain. Neuroimage, 101, 268-275.
(pdf)
42. Becker, S.I., Valuch, C. &
Ansorge, U. (2014). Color priming in pop-out search depends on the
relative color of the target. Frontiers in Psychology, 5:289, 1-11.
(pdf)
41. Craig, B.M., Becker, S.I., &
Lipp, O.V. (2014). Different faces in the crowd: A happiness superiority
effect for schematic faces in heterogeneous backgrounds. Emotion,
14, 794-803. (pdf)
40. Venini, D., Remington, R.W.,
Horstmann, G., & Becker, S.I. (2014). Centre-of-gravity fixations
in visual search: When looking at nothing helps to find something. Journal of Ophthalmology, 237812, 1-14.
(pdf)
39. Ansorge, U., & Becker, S.I.
(2014). Contingent capture in cueing: The role of color search templates
and cue-target color relations. Psychological Research, 78(2),
209-221.
(pdf)
38.
Becker, S.I.
(2014). Guidance of attention by feature relationships: The end of the
road for feature map theories? In Horsley, M., Eliot, M., Riley, R., and
Knight, B. (Eds.) Current Trends in Eye Tracking Research.
Springer (pp. 37-49).
(pdf)
37.
Becker, S.I.,
Horstmann, G., & Herwig, A., eds. (2014). Eye Movement Control.
Journal of Ophthalmology,
Article ID: 262541, 1-2.
(pdf)
36. Becker, S.I., Harris, A.M.,
Venini, D., & Retell, J.D. (2014). Visual search for colour and shape:
When is the gaze guided by feature relationships, when by feature values? Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance,
40(1), 264-291.
(pdf)
2013
35. Becker, S.I. (2013).
Simply shapely: Relative, not absolute shapes are primed in pop-out search.
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics, 75, 845-861.
(pdf)
34. Savage, R.A., Lipp, O.V., Craig, B.M,
Becker, S.I., & Horstmann, G. (2013). In search for the emotional
face: Anger vs. happiness superiority in visual search. Emotion,
13, 758-768.
(pdf)
33. Barutchu, A., Becker, S.I.,
Carter, O., Hester, R., & Levy, N.L. (2013). The role of task-related
learned representations in explaining asymmetries in task switching. PLoS
ONE, 8, 1-10. (pdf)
32. Bayliss, A.P., Murphy, E. Naughtin,
C.K., Kritikos, A., Schilbach, L., & Becker, S.I. (2013). ‘Gaze
leading': Initiating simulated joint attention influences eye movements and
choice behaviour. Journal of Experimental
Psychology: General, 142, 76-92.
(pdf)
31.
Becker, S.I., Folk, C.L., &
Remington, R.W. (2013). Attentional Capture does not depend on Feature
Similarity, but on Target-Nontarget Relations. Psychological Science,
24, 634-647.
(pdf)
30. Becker, S.I., & Ansorge, U.
(2013). Higher set sizes in pop-out search displays do not eliminate
priming or enhance target selection. Vision Research, 81,
18-28.
(pdf)
29. Harris, A.M., Remington, R.W., &
Becker, S.I. (2013). Feature specificity in attentional capture by
size and colour. Journal of Vision, 13:12, 1-15.
(pdf)
28. Valuch, C.,
Becker, S.I., &
Ansorge, U. (2013). Priming of fixations during recognition of natural
scenes. Journal of Vision, 13:3, 1-22. (pdf)
27. Becker,
S.I. (2013). Why you cannot map attention. A
relational theory of attention and eye movements. Australian
Psychologist, 48, 389-398.
(pdf)
2012
26. Ansorge, U., & Becker, S.I.
(2012). Automatic priming of attentional control by relevant colors. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics,
74, 83-104.
(pdf)
25. Horstmann, G., Lipp. O.V., &
Becker,
S.I. (2012). Of toothy grins and angry snarls − Open mouth displays
contribute to efficiency gains in search for emotional faces. Journal of Vision, 12(5):7,
1-15.
(pdf)
24. Priess, H., Scharlau, I., Becker, S.I.,
& Ansorge, U. (2012). Spatial mislocalization as a consequence of
sequential coding of stimuli. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics,
74, 365-378.
(pdf)
23. Schneider, D., Bayliss, A.P.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Dux, P.E. (2012). Eye movements reveal sustained implicit
processing of mental states. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General,
141, 433-438.
(pdf)
2011
22. Becker S. I.
(2011). Determinants of dwell time
in visual search: Similarity or perceptual difficulty? PLoS One,
6 (3), 1-5.
(pdf)
21. Becker,
S.I., & Horstmann,
G. (2011). Novelty and saliency in attentional capture by
unannounced motion singletons. Acta Psychologica, 136, 290-299.
(pdf)
20.
Becker,
S. I., Horstmann, G., &
Remington, R. W. (2011). Perceptual grouping, not emotion, accounts
for search asymmetries with schematic faces. Journal of Experimental
Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 37, 1739-1757.
(pdf)
19. Horstmann, G. &
Becker, S.I.
(2011). Evidence for goal-independent attentional capture from validity
effects with unexpected novel color cues ̶ A reply to Burnham
(2007). Psychonomic Bulletin & Review, 18, 512-517.
(pdf)
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2010
18.
Ansorge, U., Carbone, E., Becker, S. I., & Turatto, M. (2010). Attentional capture by motion
onsets is spatially imprecise. The European Journal of Cognitive
Psychology, 22, 62-105.
(pdf)
17.
Becker, S. I. (2010). The role of
target-distractor relationships in guiding attention and the eyes in visual
search. Journal of Experimental Psychology: General, 139,
247-265.
(pdf)
16.
Becker,
S.I., (2010).
Testing a post-selectional account of across-dimension switch costs.
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review,
17, 853-861.
(pdf)
15. Becker, S.I. (2010).
Oculomotor capture by irrelevant
colour singletons
depends
on intertrial priming.
Vision Research, 50, 2116-2126.
(pdf)
14.
Becker,
S.I., Folk, C. L., &
Remington, R. W. (2010).
The role
of relational
information
in contingent
capture.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance,
36, 1460-1476.
(pdf)
13. Horstmann, G., Becker, S.I.,
Bergmann, S., & Burghaus, L. (2010). A reversal of the search asymmetry
favouring negative schematic faces. Visual Cognition, 18,
9811016.
(pdf)
2009
12. Ansorge, U., Becker, S. I.,
& Breitmeyer, B. G. (2009). Revisiting the metacontrast dissociation:
Comparing sensitivity across different measures and tasks. The
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology,
62, 286-309.
(pdf)
11. Becker, S. I., Ansorge, U., &
Horstmann, G. (2009). Can intertrial priming account for the similarity
effect in visual search? Vision Research, 49, 1738-1756.
(pdf)
10.
Becker, S. I., Ansorge, U., &
Turatto, M. (2009). Saccades reveal that allocentric coding of the moving
object causes mislocalisation in the Flash-Lag Effect. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics,
71, 1313-1324.
(pdf)
9.
Becker, S. I., & Horstmann,
G. (2009). A feature weighting account of priming in conjunction search.
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics,
71,
258-272.
(pdf)
2008
8.
Becker, S. I. (2008). Can
intertrial effects of features and dimensions be explained by a single
theory? Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and
Performance, 34, 1417-1440.
(pdf)
7.
Becker, S. I.
(2008). The stage of priming: Are intertrial repetition effects attentional
or decisional? Vision Research, 48, 664-684.
(pdf)
6.
Becker, S. I. (2008). The
mechanism of priming: Episodic retrieval or priming of pop-out? Acta
Psychologica, 127, 324-339.
(pdf)
5. Horstmann, G., &
Becker, S. I. (2008). Attentional effects of negative
faces: Top-down contingent or involuntary? Perception &
Psychophysics, 70,
1416-1434.
(pdf)
4. Horstmann, G., &
Becker, S. I. (2008). Effects of stimulus-onset
asynchrony and display duration on implicit and explicit measures of
attentional capture by a surprising singleton. Visual Cognition, 16,
290-306.
(pdf)
2007
3. Ansorge, U., Breitmeyer, B. G., &
Becker, S. I. (2007). Comparing
sensitivity across different processing measures under metacontrast masking
conditions. Vision
Research, 47, 33353349.
(pdf)
2. Ansorge, U., Neumann, O.,
Becker,
S. I., Kaelberer, H., & Cruse, H. (2007).
Sensorimotor supremacy:
Investigating conscious and unconscious vision by masked priming. Advances in Cognitive Psychology,
3, 257-274.
(pdf)
1.
Becker, S. I. (2007). Irrelevant singletons in
pop-out search: Attentional capture or filtering costs? Journal of
Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 33,
764-787.
(pdf)
Invited Talks:
| 09 / 2024 |
Congress of the German and Austrian
Societies for Psychology (DGPs
/ ÖGP), Vienna, Austria. Talk: A Relational Account of
Attention and Eye Movements.
(Keynote Speaker) |
| 07 / 2024 |
Frontiers in Neuroscience
Conference, Paris, France. Talk: Attention is tuned to
relative featues in visual search without prior knowledge of
the context. (Keynote Speaker) |
| 07 / 2023 |
CPCN & Cognition Conference,
Griffith University, Brisbane. Talk:
The
relational account: A good enough theory of attentional guidance.
(Keynote Speaker) |
| 07 / 2021 |
Griffith University, Brisbane. Talk:
A relational Account of Visual Attention. |
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11 / 2020
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University of Aberdeen, UK. Talk:
A Relational Account of Visual
Attention, Eye Movements and Visual Short-Term Memory.
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03 / 2019
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Harvard
University, USA.
Talk:
Testing a relational account of attention and visual working memory.
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03 / 2019
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University of Pennsylvania, USA.
Talk:
A relational account of attention, eye movements and visual working
memory.
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03 / 2019
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Villanova University, USA.
Talk:
A relational account of attention, eye movements and VSTM.
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09 / 2018
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University of East Anglia, UK.
Talk:
The role of the context in maintaining information in VSTM.
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09 / 2018
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Durham University, UK.
Talk: Are objects stored as individual items in VSTM, or does the context
matter?
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08 / 2018
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UCL,
UK.
Talk: Can the relational account of attention and eye movements be extended to
VSTM?
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05 / 2018
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Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Netherlands.
Talk: A relational account of attention, eye movements, and
VSTM.
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06 / 2015
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CLaS-CCD Eye Tracking Workshop: Language, perception, vision, and their
interface. Macquarie
University, Sydney, Australia.
Talk: Feature-based attention operates on relative
features. (Keynote Speaker)
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04 / 2014
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Queensland Brain Institute and Munich Center for Neurosciences Autumn
Workshop, Heron Island, Queensland, Australia. Talk:
Feature-based attention operates on relative
features.
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03 / 2014
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Conference Competition and Priority Control, Centre for
Interdisciplinary Research (ZiF), Bielefeld, Germany. Commentary Talk:
Attention and Prediction
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12 / 2013
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University of Sydney, Australia. Talk:
What factors guide visual attention?
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08 / 2013
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University of Melbourne, Australia. Talk:
Are there feature detectors? Or is visual
selection determined by relative features?
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07 / 2013
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Visual Attention Workshop, University of
Vienna. Talk: Are feature maps really
feature-specific? A new relational account of attention and
eye movements .
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07 / 2013
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Workshop Competition and Priority Control, Centre for Interdisciplinary
Research (ZiF), Bielefeld, Germany. Talk: The end of the road for feature map theories?
Attention is guided by relative features.
|
|
09 / 2019
|
APS Annual Conference, Perth, Australia
[invited as winner of the APS
Early Career Researcher Award].
|
|
07 / 2012
|
University of Vienna, Austria. Talk:
A critical test of feature map theories: Can we
tune attention to a specific feature value?
|
|
07 / 2012
|
University of East Anglia, UK. Talk:
The role of feature relationships for
attention, conscious perception and awareness.
|
|
07 / 2012
|
Third Symposium on Visual Search and Selective Attention (VSSA III),
Ammersee, Germany. With Prof. Ulrich Ansorge; Talk:
Target-nontarget relations determine ‘bottom-up’
feature priming and ‘top-down’
contingent capture: A call for a unified account of top-down/bottom-up guidance?
|
|
06 / 2012
|
First Inaugural EyeTrack
Conference Australia 2012. Talk: Top-down tuning
of attention is
relational and guides the gaze to the most extreme feature values.
(Keynote Speaker)
|
|
11 / 2011
|
Colour
Workshop, Macquarie University, Sydney. Talk: Involuntary capture by colour
does not depend on colour similarity, but on similarity in target-nontarget
relations.
|
|
11 / 2011
|
EyeTrack
Behaviour Conference (ETB) Frankfurt. Talk: The role of target-distractor
relationships in guiding attention and the eyes in visual search.
|
|
03 / 2011
|
University of Sydney, Australia.
Talk: Everything is
relative: How information about target-distractor relationships helps finding the target in visual search.
|
|
11 / 2010
|
University of
Melbourne, Australia. Talk: The importance of target-distractor
relationships
in guiding attention and the eyes.
|
|
07 / 2009
|
LMU Munich,
Germany. Talk: What are the factors that guide visual
attention? - A new
approach.
|
|
06 / 2009
|
DGP / University
of Giessen,
Rauischholzhausen, Germany. Talk:
Intertrial Priming and Distractor Effects in Visual Search
[invited as finalist for dissertation contest].
|
|
03 / 2009
|
Psychology Seminar Series, The University of Queensland, Australia. Talk:
What
are the factors that
guide visual attention? - A new approach.
|
|
04 / 2006
|
Mind/Brain Center, University of Trento, Italy. Talk:
The
Flash Lag Effect: Temporal or Spatial
Illusion?
|
|
09 / 2006
|
Siemens Business Services (SBS), Paderborn,
Germany. Data-Mining Analysis
of Eye Tracking Data with SQL and
Oracle.
|
Conference Presentations:
| 04 / 2021 |
Talk |
Hamblin-Frohman, Chang, S., Egeth, H. &
Becker, S.I. Eye-movement analysis of feature suppression in visual search.
Experimental Psychology Conference Brisbane, Australia. |
| 04 / 2021 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I. & Hamblin-Frohman, Z. Two Target
Templates for Attentional Guidance and Decision-Making: Relational and
Optimal. Experimental Psychology Conference Brisbane, Australia. |
| 03 / 2021 |
Talk |
Martin, A., Pegna, A., &
Becker, S.I. Proximate
and fearful faces can bias attention. Applied Vision Association
Virtual Meeting. |
| 11 / 2019 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Martin, A., & Hamblin-Frohman, Z.
Storage of relative features enhances visual short-term memory (VSTM).
Annual Scientific Meeting of
the Psychonomics Society, Montreal, Canada. |
| 08 / 2019 |
Talk |
Martin, A., &
Becker, S.I.
Feature relations among colours modulate visual short-term memory
(VSTM). The European
Conference on Visual
Perception (ECVP), Leuven, Belgium. |
| 05 / 2019 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Finlayson, N., & Martin, A.
At what stage of the visual processing hierarchy is visual search
relational vs. feature-specific?
Vision
Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2019 |
Poster |
Hamblin-Frohman, Z., &
Becker, S.I.
Comparing Relational and Optimal Tuning Accounts in Attentional and
Perceptual Paradigms.
Vision
Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2018 |
Talk |
Martin, A., &
Becker, S.I.
Stimuli are encoded relationally, not independently, in visual short
term memory.
Vision
Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2018 |
Poster |
Becker, S.I.,
& Judd, C.
Saliency capture, contingent capture
and onset capture in visual search and spatial cueing.
Vision
Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2018 |
Poster |
Schoenhammer, J.G.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Kerzel, D.
Attentional capture by contextual cues
cause inverse cueing effects.
Vision
Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2018 |
Poster |
Martin, A.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Pegna, A.J.
The context that faces appear in determine how fearful faces are
processed. Psychonomics International, Amsterdam. |
| 05 / 2018 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Ziaei, M., Jones, E., & Remington, R.W.R.
Participant beliefs determine whether VSTM items capture attention or
not. Psychonomics International, Amsterdam. |
| 04 / 2018 |
Poster |
Hamblin-Frohman, Z.,
&
Becker, S.I.
Visual Attention Interferes
With Visual Working Memory Regardless Of Eye-Movements.
EPC, Hobart, Australia.
EPC Presentation Award |
| 04 / 2017 |
Poster |
Horstmann, G.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Ernst, D.
Is efficiency of difficult visual search determined by dwelling,
skipping, and revisiting, rather than by guidance by the target?
Vision Sciences Society
Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2017 |
Poster |
Schoenhammer, J.G.,
Becker, S.I.,
&
Kerzel, D.
Tuning attention to
relative features in feature-based enhancement and suppression.
Vision Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 05 / 2017 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
& Martin, A.
Which features guide visual attention, and how do they do it?
Vision Sciences Society Meeting (VSS), St Pete Beach, Florida, USA. |
| 04 / 2017 |
Poster |
Martin, A.,
&
Becker, S.I.
The effects of transient
attentional shifts and sustained attentional dwelling on awareness of
irrelevant distractors.
EPC, Shoal Bay, NSW, Australia. |
| 04 / 2017 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Harris, A.M., York, A., & Choi, J.
Conjunction Search is Relational: Behavioral and
Electrophysiological Evidence. EPC, Newcastle,
Australia. |
| 09 / 2017 |
Poster |
Martin, A.,
Becker, S.I.,
& Pegna, A.
Allocating attention to fearful faces. ECVP,
Berlin. |
| 08 / 2017 |
Poster |
Martin, A.,
&
Becker, S.I.
The influence of relative
context on transient attention shifts vs. sustained dwelling and their
influence on awareness.
ECVP, Berlin. |
| 08 / 2017 |
Talk |
Horstmann, G.,
Becker, S.I.
& Ernst, D.
Dwelling, Rescanning, and Skipping of Distractors Explain Search
Efficiency in Difficult Search: Evidence from Large Set Sizes and
Unstructured Displays.
European Conference on Eye Movements (ECEM), Wuppertal, Germany. |
| 04 / 2017 |
Talk |
Martin,
A.,
&
Becker, S.I.
How does knowledge affect attentional capture vs. dwelling and
awareness? Evidence from EEG and eye movements. CPCN |
| 11 / 2016 |
Talk |
York, A.,
&
Becker, S.I.
Top-down modulation
of onset capture by feature
relationships, within and between feature dimensions.
Australasian Cognitive
Neuroscience Society Conference (ACNS),
Newcastle, Australia. |
| 11 / 2016 |
Talk |
Martin,
A.,
&
Becker, S.I.
How does knowledge affect attentional catpure vs. dwelling
and awareness? Evidence from EEG and eye movements.
Australasian Cognitive
Neuroscience Society Conference (ACNS),
Newcastle, Australia. |
| 11 / 2016 |
Poster |
Becker, S.I., Schoenhammer, J.G., Kerzel, D., &
Grubert, A. Tuning attention to relative features affects early
perceptual processes - behavioral and electrophysiological evidence.
Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience
Society Conference (ACNS), Newcastle,
Australia.
|
| 05 / 2016 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I., & Martin, A.
Conjunction search is guided by the relative, context-dependent
features of the target.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS)
Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA. |
| 05 / 2016 |
Poster |
Schoenhammer, J.G., Kerzel, D., &
Becker, S.I. Relational or optimal tuning
of attention of visual attention.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS)
Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA. |
| 05 / 2016 |
Poster |
Venini, D., Diges, E., Sibbald, N., Jach, H.,
& Becker, S.I. Object localisation using
visual-to-tactile and visual-to-auditory sensory substitution.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS)
Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA. |
| 04 / 2016 |
Talk |
Vromen, J.M.G.,
Lipp, O.V., & Remington, R.W.,
&
Becker, S.I.
Prioritized attention to
threat: Variables contributing to inconsistent results.
Forum Meeting on Selective Attention and Individual Differences in
Motivation and Emotion, Melbourne. |
| 04 / 2016 |
Talk |
Vromen, J.M.G.,
Becker, S.I.,
Mattingley, J.B., & Remington, R.W.
Adaptability and
functional specialization in the frontoparietal network.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Melbourne. |
| 11 / 2015 |
Poster |
Venini,
D., Ditges, E., Sibbald, N., Jach, H., &
Becker, S.I.
Object localisation in the
visually impaired using visual to tactile sensory substitution.
Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Society Conference (ACNS),
Auckland, New Zealand.
|
| 11 / 2015 |
Poster |
Schönhammer, J.G., Grubert, A., Kerzel, D., &
Becker, S.I. The influence of
context on visual selectivity as indexed by the N2pc.
Rovereto Attention Workshop (RAW), Rovereto, Italy. |
| 10 / 2015 |
Poster |
Vromen, J.M.G.,
Becker, S.I.,
Mattingley, J.B., & Remington, R.W.
Distinct frontoparietal
contributions to goal maintenance and goal-directed orienting in
visual search. Meeting of the Society for Neuroscience (SfN),
Chicago, USA. |
|
08 / 2015 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
& Axtens, J.
Feed-forward feature-based attention modulates
attentional capture and gaze capture by irrelevant onsets in visual
search.
European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP), Liverpool, UK.
|
|
08 / 2015 |
Talk |
Schönhammer, J.G., Grubert, A., Kerzel, D.,
&
Becker, S.I.
The influence of context on visual selectivity as indexed
by the N2pc.
European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP), Liverpool, UK.
|
|
08 / 2015 |
Talk |
Vromen, J.,
Becker, S.I.,
Remington, R.W., & Mattingley, J.
Goal-directed orienting and target set maintanance in the
fronto-parietal network.
European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP), Liverpool, UK.
|
|
08 / 2015 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I., Venini, D., Retell, J.D., Wardhani, I., & Wolfe, J.M.
Mirror blindness in visual search for complex shapes and
faces.
European Conference on Eye Movements (ECEM), Vienna,
Austria.
|
| 06 / 2015 |
Poster |
Savage, R.A., Lipp, O.V., &
Becker, S.I.
The eyes have it? Preferential fixation of eye vs. mouth regions in
visual search for emotional expressions. Australasian Social
Neuroscience Society (ASNS) meeting, Brisbane, Australia.
|
| 05 / 2015 |
Poster |
Becker, S.I.
Feature-based attention modulates onset capture in a feed-forward
manner.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS)
Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA.
|
| 05 / 2015 |
Talk |
Schönhammer,
J.G., Grubert, A., Kerzel, D., &
Becker, S.I.
The influence of context on
visual selectivity as indexed by the N2pc.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA.
|
| 05 / 2015 |
Poster |
Constable, M. &
Becker, S.I.
Right away! Early, lateralized
color category effect revealed by first-saccade dynamics. Vision
Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA. |
| 05 / 2015 |
Poster |
Retell, J.D.,
Venini, D., & Becker, S.I.
Oculomotor capture by the
unexpected: Exploring the temporal profile of surprise in visual
search.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, St. Pete Beach, USA.
|
|
11 / 2014 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Venini, D., Retell, J.D., & Wolfe, J.M.
Mirror Blindness: Our failure to
recognise the target in mirror-reversed search.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society,
Long Beach, USA.
|
|
07 / 2014 |
Talk |
Schneider,
D., Slaughter, V.P., Becker,
S.I.,
Dux, P.E. Implicity
false-belief processing in the human brain. Organisation
for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) Conference, Hamburg, Germany.
|
|
07 / 2014 |
Talk |
Jacoby, O., Remington, R.W., Becker, S.I., Kamke, M.R., &
Mattingley, J.B.
Interactive effects of task set and working memory on
attentional capture. International Conference
on Cognitive Neuroscience, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
| 06 / 2014 |
Poster |
Schneider, D., Slaughter, V.P.,
Becker, S.I., Dux,
P.E. Implicity false-belief processing in the human brain. Organisation for Human Brain Mapping (OHBM) Conference, Hamburg,
Germany.
|
| 05 / 2014 |
Talk |
Valuch, C., Becker, S.I., & Ansorge, U.
Task-dependent priming of fixation selection for recognition of
natural scenes.
Vision Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, Florida,
USA. |
|
04 / 2014 |
Talk |
Savage, R., Lipp, O.V., &
Becker, S.I. Visual search for emotional expressions:
Effect of poser identity on angry and happiness superiority.
Annual Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
|
04 / 2014 |
Talk |
Vromen, J., Lipp, O.V., Remington, R.W., &
Becker, S.I.
Task set modulates attentional capture and disengagement from
photorealistic spider distractors.
Annual Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
|
04 / 2014 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I., Venini, D., Retell, J.D., & Wolfe, J.M.
Mirror blindness: Our failure to recognise the
target in search for mirror-reversed shapes.
Annual Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
|
04 / 2014 |
Talk |
Jacoby, O., Remington, R.W., Becker, S.I., Kamke, M.R., &
Mattingley, J.B.
Interactive effects of task set and working memory on
attentional capture.
Annual Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
|
04 / 2014 |
Talk |
Craig, B., Becker, S.I., Lipp, O.V.
Can emotion explain the happiness superiority effect for
schematic faces in heterogeneous backgrounds?
Annual Australasian Experimental Psychology Conference, Brisbane,
Australia.
|
|
11 / 2013 |
Poster |
Jacoby, O.R., Remington, R.W.,
Becker, S.I., Kamke, M.R., & Mattingley, J.B.
The role of working memory in top-down modulation of attentional
capture.
Annual Meeting of the Society
for Neuroscience, San Diego, California. |
|
11 / 2013 |
Poster |
Dux, P.E., Schneider, D., Slaughter, V.P., &
Becker, S.I. Fractionating explicit and implicit theory of mind in the human brain.
Annual Meeting of the Society
for Neuroscience, San Diego, California. |
|
09 / 2013 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
&
Choi, J.K. No need for
maps: Conjuntion search is guided by relative features.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society.
Toronto, Canada. |
|
09 / 2013 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
&
Choi, J.K. No need for
maps: Conjuntion search is guided by relative features.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society.
Toronto, Canada. |
|
09 / 2013 |
Poster |
Horstmann,
G., Herwig, A., & Becker, S.I. What determines search efficiency differences
in blank trials?
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society.
Toronto, Canada. |
|
09 / 2013 |
Poster |
Choi, J.K., Harris, A.M., &
Becker, S.I. Green, greener, or greenest? Relative
features guide attention in conjunction search. Undergraduate Research
Conference, The University of Queensland, Brisbane. |
|
08 / 2013 |
Talk |
Valuch, C., Becker, S.I.,
& Ansorge, U. Task-dependent priming of fixations during
recognition of natural scenes. European Conference on Eye
Movements (ECEM), Lund, Sweden. |
|
05 / 2013 |
Talk |
Becker,
S.I., Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W.
Everything is relative:
Contingent capture depends on feature relationships.
Vision
Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, Florida, USA. |
|
05 / 2013 |
Poster |
Retell, J.,
Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W. The contributions of
expectancy and prior exposure to the surprise response in visual
search. Vision Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, Florida,
USA. |
|
05 / 2013 |
Talk |
Valuch, C.,
Becker, S.I., & Ansorge, U. Task-dependent priming of
fixation selection for recognition of natural scenes.
Vision
Sciences Society (VSS) Annual Meeting, Florida, USA. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Talk |
Choi, J.K., Harris, A.M., &
Becker, S.I. No need for maps: Searches for conjunctions can
be guided relationally. Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC),
Adelaide. EPC
Presentation
Award. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Talk |
Becker,
S.I., Valuch, C., &
Ansorge, U. The inverse set size effect in visual search: New
insights from eye movements.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Adelaide. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Talk |
Harris, A.M.,
Remington, R.W., & Becker, S.I. Feature specificity in
attentional capture by size and colour. Experimental Psychology
Conference (EPC), Adelaide. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Talk |
Jacoby, O.,
Remington, R.W., Becker, S.I., Kamke, M.R., Butler, K., &
Mattingley, J.B. The role of working memory in top-down modulation
of attentional capture. Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC),
Adelaide. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Poster |
Retell,
J., Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W. The contributions of
expectancy and prior exposure to the surprise response in visual
search.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Adelaide.
EPC
Poster
Award. |
|
04 / 2013 |
Talk |
Venini,
D., & Becker, S.I. When looking at nothing is something:
Exploring centre-of-gravity fixations.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Adelaide. |
|
11 / 2012 |
Poster |
Barutchu,
A., Becker, S.I., Carter, O., Hester, R., & Levy, N.L. The
interplay between learnt representations and asymmetries in
task-switch costs. Australasian Cognitive Neuroscience Conference
(ACNC), Queensland Brain
Imaging Centre, Brisbane, Australia. |
|
04 / 2012 |
Poster |
Harris, A., Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W.
Changes in target context lead
to changes in top-down attentional strategy.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC, University of New South Wales, Australia. |
|
04 / 2012 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I. Involuntary attentional capture does not depend on feature
similarity, but on target-nontarget relations.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), University of New South Wales, Australia. |
|
11/ 2011 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.:
What is primed in repeating the target feature versus the target
dimension: Attention or response selection? Australasian Cognitive
Neuroscience Conference (ACNC), Macquarie University, Sydney. |
|
04/2011 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I., Horstmann, G., & Remington, R.W.:
Testing
a Perceptual Grouping Account of the Search Asymmetry for Angry
Schematic Faces.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Auckland, New Zealand. |
|
04/2011 |
Talk |
Retell, J.D.,
Becker, S.I., & Remington, R.W.: A novel
result: Rare motion transients capture attention.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Auckland, New Zealand. |
|
04/2011 |
Talk |
Schneider, D., Bayliss, A.,
Becker, S.I., & Dux, P.E.: Eye
movements reveal sustained implicit processing of other's mental
states.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), Auckland, New Zealand. |
|
11/2010 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I., Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W.:
The importance of
target-distractor relationships in guiding attention and eye
movements.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, St. Louis, USA. |
|
11/2010 |
Poster |
Harrison, W.J.,
Becker, S.I., Mattingley, J.B., & Remington,
R.W.: Perceived target location during suppression of optikinetic
nystagmus and eye movements.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, St. Louis, USA. |
|
11/2010 |
Poster |
Retell, J., Remington, R.W., &
Becker, S.I.: Breaking the Set:
Surprise Capture in the Spatial Cueing Paradigm.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society, St. Louis, USA. |
|
11/2010 |
Poster |
Becker, S.I.,
Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W.: The Role of Target-Distractor
Relations in the Guidance of Attention. European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP), Lausanne,
Switzerland, 2010. |
|
08/2010 |
Poster |
Becker, S.I.,
Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W.: The Role of Target-Distractor
Relations in the Guidance of Attention. European Conference on Visual Perception (ECVP), Lausanne,
Switzerland, 2010. |
|
04/2010 |
Talk |
Remington, R.W.,
Becker, S.I., & Irons, J. A model of
sequence execution.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), University of
Melbourne, Australia. |
|
04/2010 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W. The relational account of attentional
guidance – A critical test.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), University
of Melbourne, Australia. |
|
04/2010 |
Poster |
Retell, J., Remington, R.W., &
Becker, S.I. Surprise Capture
in a Contingent Capture Paradigm.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC),
University of Melbourne, Australia. |
|
09/2009 |
Talk |
Burt, J.S., Becker, S.I., Carroll, M., & Remington,
R.W. Effects of Word Frequency on the Coordination of Eye Fixations
and Responses in Word Sequences.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic Society,
University of
Boston, U.S. |
|
09/2009 |
Talk |
Remington, R.W.,
Becker, S.I., & Folk, C.L.
Top-down modulation of attentional
capture: Evidence for a relational set.
Annual Scientific Meeting of the Psychonomic
Society,
University of
Boston, U.S. |
|
04/2009 |
Talk |
Remington, R.W.,
Becker, S.I., & Folk, C.L.
Top-down modulation of attentional
capture: Evidence for a relational set.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC) 2009,
University of
Wollongong, Australia. |
|
04/2009 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Folk, C.L., & Remington, R.W.
The role of relational information in capture by irrelevant
distractors.
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC),
University of
Wollongong,
Australia. |
|
03/2009 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
What are the factors that guide visual
attention? - A new approach. Psychology
Seminar Series, The University of Queensland,
Brisbane, Australia. |
|
07/2008 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Feature priming reveals a relational principle of encoding and
information transfer. Asian Pacific Conference on Vision (APCV), Brisbane,
Australia. |
|
03/2008 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Horstmann, G., & Ansorge, U. Similar versus dissimilar distractors
in visual search: Attentional capture or delayed de-allocation of
attention?
Experimental Psychology Conference (EPC), University of Western
Australia, Fremantle/Perth, Australia. |
|
08/2007 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
& Ansorge, U. Oculomotor capture by salient distractors: Effects of
target similarity. European Conference on Eye Movements (ECEM), University of
Potsdam, Germany. |
|
03/2007 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
What priming can tell about selective attention in visual search.
Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP),
University of
Trier, Germany. |
|
03/2007 |
Poster |
Ansorge, U., &
Becker, S.I. Evidence for the perceptibility
of subliminally presented words.
Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP),
University of Trier, Germany. |
|
03/2007 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Are saccades susceptible to the flash lag effect? Mind/Brain Center, University of Trento, Italy. |
|
11/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
The Target Template Guiding Visual Selective Attention in Visual
Search.
Psychology Colloquium, University of Bielefeld,
Germany. |
|
11/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Intertrial Switch Costs of the Target Dimension and Feature are of
Different Origin, Herbsttreffen Experimentelle
Kognitionspsychologie (HexKoP), University of
Braunschweig, Germany. |
|
09/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
Ansorge, U., Carbone, E., & Scharlau, I. Is the Flash Lag Effect a
Spatial or Temporal Illusion? Kongress der Deutschen Gesellschaft
fuer Psychologie (DGPs), University
of Nuernberg, Germany. |
|
05/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.,
& Kälberer, H. Introduction into Eye Tracking: Operating
Instructions, Experimental Control and Data Analysis.
Psychology Colloquium, University of Bielefeld, Germany. |
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03/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Intertrial Facilitation Effects in Visual Search.
Tagung experimentell arbeitender Psychologen (TeaP), University of Mainz, Germany. |
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01/2006 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Data–Mining Analysis of Eye Tracking Data with SQL and Oracle.
Siemens SBS, Paderborn, Germany |
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10/2005 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Intertrial– and Distractor Effects in Visual Search, Psychology Colloquium, University of Bielefeld,
Germany. |
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06/2005 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Effects of Non–Informative Distractors in Visual Search. Regional Colloquium, University of Osnabrueck,
Germany. |
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02/2005 |
Talk |
Becker, S.I.
Comparing the Distractor Effect across two different Paradigms of
Visual Search. Psychology Colloquium,
University of Bielefeld, Germany. |
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