During brief, dangerous events, such as car accidents and robberies, many people report
that events seem to pass in slow motion, as if time had slowed down. We have measured a …

Despite 2 centuries of research, the question of whether attending to a sensory modality
speeds the perception of stimuli in that modality has yet to be resolved. The authors highlight …

It has long been claimed that attended stimuli are perceived prior to unattended stimuli—the
doctrine of prior entry. Most, if not all, studies on which such claims have been based …

Abstract Stelmach, Herdman, and McNeil (1994) suggested recently that the perceived
duration for attended stimuli is shorter than that for unattended ones. In contrast, the …

Two patients with left-sided visual extinction after right parietal damage were each given
twoprior entry'tasks that have recently been used to study attentional biases in normals. The …

A neural model is developed of how motion integration and segmentation processes, both
within and across apertures, compute global motion percepts. Figure–ground properties …

A new illusion of perceived duration associated with focused spatial attention is reported.
Brief flashes in attended locations were perceived to last longer than the same flashes in …

When subjects are asked to determine where a fast-moving stimulus enters a window, they
typically do not localize the stimulus at the edge, but at some later position within that …

If successive, brief visual images are exposed for recognition or for psychophysical ratings,
various effects and phenomena of fast dynamics of conscious perception such as mutual …

When a brief lateral cue precedes an instantaneously presented horizontal line, observers
report a sensation of motion in the line propagating from the cued end toward the uncued …