Are all real-world objects created equal? Estimating the "set-size" of the search target in visual working memory.
Are all real-world objects created equal? Estimating the "set-size" of the search target in visual working memory.
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现实世界中的所有物体都是平等的吗?估计视觉工作记忆中搜索目标的“集合大小”。
DOI:
10.1111/psyp.13998
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发表时间:
2022-04
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影响因子:
3.7
通讯作者:
Schmidt J
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作者:
Miuccio MT;Zelinsky GJ;Schmidt J
Are all real-world objects created equal? Visual search difficulty increases with the number of targets and as target-related visual working memory (VWM) load increases. Our goal was to investigate the load imposed by individual real-world objects held in VWM in the context of search. Measures of visual clutter attempt to quantify real-world set-size in the context of scenes. We applied one of these measures, the number of proto-objects, to individual real-world objects and used contralateral delay activity (CDA) to measure the resulting VWM load. The current study presented a real-world object as a target cue, followed by a delay where CDA was measured. This was followed by a four-object search array. We compared CDA and later search performance from target cues containing a high or low number of proto-objects. High proto-object target cues resulted in greater CDA, longer search RTs, target dwell times, and reduced search guidance, relative to low proto-object targets. These findings demonstrate that targets with more proto-objects result in a higher VWM load and reduced search performance. This shows that the number of proto-objects contained within individual objects produce set-size like effects in VWM and suggests proto-objects may be a viable unit of measure of real-world VWM load. Importantly, this demonstrates that not all real-world objects are created equal.
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