Joy J. Geng

This study shows that children explore less comprehensively than adults in large environments due to navigational and attentional limitations that improve with age.

This study uses immersive VR to show that naturalistic visual search involves hierarchical planning with shifting attentional priorities across subgoals.

This study shows that target-associated information is represented in the brain's target template during the preparatory period, even in the absence of the actual target.

The paper uses EEG to show that visual attention is influenced by object boundaries, supporting object-based attentional prioritization.

This study uses fMRI to show that the frontoparietal control network encodes an 'off-veridical' template for target-match decisions during visual search, while the visual network encodes a veridical target representation.

This study examines how reward influences selective attention in schizophrenia, finding that reaction times are slower in patients but reward and probability effects remain intact.