Jane Yook

This study investigates how divided visual attention affects the flash-lag effect, finding that divided attention increases the illusion's magnitude but not its variability.

The paper investigates whether the flash-lag effect (FLE) depends on perceived or physical speed by manipulating perceived speed through texture and contrast, finding that FLE magnitude correlates with perceived speed.

The paper uses an adapted oddball design to isolate surprise and expectation suppression effects in visual mismatch responses, finding only surprise responses are present.