To interact with the world, we have to make sense of the continuous sensory input conveying
information about our environment. A recent surge of studies has investigated the processes …

Visual search (VS) is a fundamental task in daily life widely studied for over half a century. A
variant of the classic paradigm—searching one target among distractors—requires the …

Abstract In Hybrid Foraging tasks, observers search for multiple instances of several types of
target. Collecting all the dirty laundry and kitchenware out of a child's room would be a real …

The topic of visual attention has played an increasingly large role in visual perception
research in the past half-century or so. This highlights the need for paradigms that allow a …

As people age, they learn and store new knowledge in their semantic memory. Despite
learning a tremendous amount of information, people can still recall information relevant to …

Broadly defined, visual search is the act of looking for something or a number of things. It is
reasonable, at the start of a survey of the topic, to ask why we have to search at all. Part of …

Finding standard cost-effective methods for monitoring biodiversity is challenging due to
trade-offs between survey costs (including expertise), specificity, and range of applicability …

Search templates guide human visual attention toward relevant targets. Templates are often
seen as encoding exact target features, but recent studies suggest that templates rather …

Attention supports our urge to forage on social cues. Under certain circumstances, we spend
the majority of time scrutinising people, markedly their eyes and faces, and spotting persons …

A principled approach to the analysis of eye movements for behavioural biometrics is laid
down. The approach grounds in foraging theory, which provides a sound basis to capture …