Dock H. Duncan

Motor effort biases perceptual decisions through later-stage evidence accumulation rather than early sensory-attentional processing

This study shows motor effort biases perceptual decisions during later-stage evidence accumulation, not early sensory processing.

The neural correlates of parallel and serial search

This study investigates the neural correlates of parallel and serial visual search modes using EEG, showing distinct neural patterns and attentional dynamics under identical visual conditions.

Repetition Dissociates Pointer and Content-based Representations in Visual Working Memory: Contrasting the CDA with Multivariate Shape Decoding

The paper investigates how repetition affects visual working memory by comparing neural markers of object storage with multivariate decoding of memory content, finding that repetition reduces a specific ERP but maintains shape decoding.

Pinging the brain to reveal the hidden attentional priority map using encephalography

The paper demonstrates a method to visualize history-mediated attentional priority maps using EEG and multivariate pattern analysis during intertrial periods.

The Electrophysiological Markers of Statistically Learned Attentional Enhancement: Evidence for a Saliency Based Mechanism

The paper investigates the electrophysiological markers of statistically learned attentional enhancement and finds it differs from top-down attention by lacking alpha lateralization but showing increased N2pc amplitudes at high-probability locations.