Daniel Linares

The paper shows that variability in subjective ratings from magnitude estimation reveals Poisson-like internal noise in perception, predicting sensitivity and phenomena like Weber's law.

This study investigates spatial suppression for motion in schizophrenia, finding weakened suppression and lower motion sensitivity, independent of IQ differences.

This study decouples sensory and decisional biases in perceptual decision making by analyzing human responses to a task with altered response mappings, finding both types of biases in most participants.