Timothy C. Sheehan

This study distinguishes between response-driven and stimulus-driven history biases in perception using simulations and analysis of a delayed report dataset, finding evidence for response-driven bias.

The paper shows that neural adaptation in visual cortex creates repulsive biases, while behavioral serial dependence arises from readout mechanisms that account for adaptation.

The paper identifies neural signal complexity metrics in intracranial EEG that correlate with successful associative memory formation across individuals.