Perceptual long-term memory in visual search
视觉搜索中的知觉长期记忆
基本信息
- 批准号:239914826
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- 金额:--
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- 依托单位国家:德国
- 项目类别:Research Grants
- 财政年份:2013
- 资助国家:德国
- 起止时间:2012-12-31 至 2017-12-31
- 项目状态:已结题
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项目摘要
In visual search, human performance relies on several different cues that can aid attention. One of these cues is contextual information, that is, the learned target-distractor arrangement (e.g., Chun, 2000; TICS 4: 170-178). In a standard contextual cueing search task, observers search for the target letter T (distractor letters L) and report its orientation (left- vs. right-oriented). In the repeated condition, the target-distractor arrangement is repeated across trials; in the non-repeated condition, only target, but not distractor, locations are repeated (this equates target location repetition effects between the two conditions). Typically, the repeated condition consists of a set of 12 different displays with a certain target-distractor configuration that is presented repeatedly throughout the course of the experiment. The standard finding is that reaction times (RTs) are faster for repeated than non-repeated displays, an effect which emerges after about 100 to 150 experimental trials (i.e., after 4-6 repetitions of each of the repeated displays). Typically, these findings are taken to mean that long-term memory for learnt target-distractor arrangements facilitates visual search. Interestingly, when observers are asked about repeated displays by means of a recognition test performed at the end of the search experiment, they only perform at chance level. This has led to the proposal that contextual cueing is supported by an implicit memory system (cf. Chun & Jiang, 2003; JEP:LMC 29: 224-234). However, more recent investigations of the cueing effect, including our own, found that the effect is due to only a very limited number of (4±2) repeated displays (Geyer, Shi, & Müller, 2010; JEP:HPP 36: 515-532). This means that rather than learning about all or most repeated displays, it seems that only a very small number of repeated displays contributes to the cueing effect. Further, when assessing contextual cueing and recognition performance concurrently, it was found that observers could tell apart repeated from non-repeated displays, at least some of the repeated displays (Smyth & Shanks, 2008; Schlagbauer et al. 2012). This means that the cueing effect is eventually supported by an explicit memory system. Given this, the main aims of the proposed research are (1) to investigate the conditions (factors) that modulate the learning of repeated search displays (experimental series 1, 2, 4, 5); and (2), to shed new light on the relation between the cueing effect and visual awareness (experimental series 3, 6). One important feature of all experiments is the analysis of the dependent variables (reaction times, recognition performance, oculomotor variables, electrophysiological measures) at the level of each of the repeated displays.
在视觉搜索中,人类的表现依赖于几种不同的线索,可以帮助注意力。这些线索之一是上下文信息,即,学习的目标-干扰物布置(例如,Chun,2000; TICS 4:170-178)。在标准的上下文线索搜索任务中,观察者搜索目标字母T(干扰字母L)并报告其方向(左与右)。在重复条件下,目标-干扰物布置在试验中重复;在非重复条件下,只有目标位置而不是干扰物位置重复(这等同于两种条件之间的目标位置重复效应)。通常,重复条件由一组12个不同的显示器组成,具有在整个实验过程中重复呈现的特定目标-干扰物配置。标准的发现是,重复显示的反应时间(RT)比非重复显示的反应时间(RT)更快,这一效应在大约100到150次实验试验后出现(即,在每个重复显示的4-6次重复之后)。通常情况下,这些研究结果被认为意味着长期记忆学习目标分心安排促进视觉搜索。有趣的是,当观察者被问到重复显示的识别测试在搜索实验结束时进行,他们只在机会水平。这导致了这样的建议,即上下文提示是由内隐记忆系统支持的(参见。Chun & Jiang,2003; JEP:LMC 29:224-234)。然而,最近对线索效应的研究,包括我们自己的研究,发现这种效应是由于只有非常有限的(4±2)次重复显示(盖耶,施,&穆勒,2010; JEP:HPP 36:515-532)。这意味着,与其学习所有或大多数重复的显示,似乎只有极少数的重复显示有助于线索效应。此外,当同时评估上下文提示和识别性能时,发现观察者可以区分重复和非重复显示,至少部分重复显示(Smyth & Shanks,2008; Schlagbauer等人。这意味着线索效应最终是由外显记忆系统支持的。鉴于此,本研究的主要目的是:(1)研究调节重复搜索显示学习的条件(因素)(实验系列1,2,4,5);(2)揭示线索效应与视觉意识之间的关系(实验系列3,6)。所有实验的一个重要特征是在每个重复显示器的水平上分析因变量(反应时间、识别性能、视觉变量、电生理测量)。
项目成果
期刊论文数量(7)
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Local item density modulates adaptation of learned contextual cues
- DOI:10.1080/13506285.2017.1339158
- 发表时间:2017-01-01
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- 影响因子:2
- 作者:Annac, Efsun;Conci, Markus;Geyer, Thomas
- 通讯作者:Geyer, Thomas
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Professor Dr. Thomas Geyer其他文献
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{{ truncateString('Professor Dr. Thomas Geyer', 18)}}的其他基金
Mechanisms of spatial context learning through touch and vision
通过触觉和视觉学习空间情境的机制
- 批准号:
405949458 - 财政年份:2018
- 资助金额:
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Project A3. Learning and adaptation of spatial attention templates in visual search
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- 批准号:
277092464 - 财政年份:2015
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Dimensionale Gewichtung in visueller Suche
视觉搜索中的维度加权
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164011607 - 财政年份:2009
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