Chris L. E. Paffen

This study evaluates how preprocessing decisions affect P50 estimates in the paired-click paradigm, finding that correction pipelines improve precision compared to rejection pipelines.

This study shows that visual working memory can be flexibly adjusted based on task demands, with increased effort during maintenance when higher precision is required, though this effort sometimes exceeds performance benefits.

The paper investigates how visual transients affect adaptation to interocular conflict in binocular rivalry, finding that transient frequency, not conflict degree, drives mixed percept incidence.