Q.-L Han

The paper shows that visual memory biases for body postures are influenced by knowledge of effort, with stronger biases for more effortful postures.

The paper shows that visual memory of body postures is biased by priors related to gravity and biomechanical constraints, which are reduced when body stimuli are inverted.

This study shows that eye-specific voluntary attention can shift perceptual ocular dominance, suggesting top-down attention contributes to short-term ocular dominance plasticity.