A survey of the attention literature reveals the prominence of the attentional blink (AB)—a
deficit in reporting the second of two targets when presented in close temporal succession …

What is the time course of visual attention? Attentional blink studies have found that the 2nd
of 2 targets is often missed when presented within about 500 ms from the 1st target, resulting …

The information processing capacity of the human mind is limited, as is evidenced by the so-
called “attentional-blink” deficit: When two targets (T1 and T2) embedded in a rapid stream …

The size of the human pupil increases as a function of mental effort. However, this response
is slow, and therefore its use is thought to be limited to measurements of slow tasks or tasks …

The attentional blink (JE Raymond, KL Shapiro, & KM Arnell, 1992) refers to an apparent
gap in perception observed when a second target follows a first within several hundred …

A well-established phenomenon in the study of attention is the attentional blink—a deficit in
reporting the second of two targets when it occurs 200–500 msec after the first. Although the …

The information processing capacity of the human mind is limited, as is evidenced by the
attentional blink—a deficit in identifying the second of two targets (T1 and T2) presented in …

Reporting the second of two targets is impaired when these appear in close succession, a
phenomenon known as the attentional blink (AB). Despite decades of research, what factors …

If two to-be-identified targets are presented in close temporal succession, identification for
the second target is typically impaired. This attentional blink (AB) phenomenon has long …

Observers often miss a second target (T2) if it follows an identified first target item (T1) within
half a second in rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP), a finding termed the attentional …