Yaochun Cai

This paper investigates how visual working memory guides attention through rhythmic oscillations, proposing a Rhythmic-Item-Template hypothesis that reconciles conflicting theories about attentional templates.

The paper identifies attention field (AF) as a cognitive-behavioral marker distinguishing internet-addiction from reward, showing AF narrowing in internet-dependents correlates with addiction severity.

This study investigates how retrospective attention affects visual perception by showing that cues can enhance neural representations independently of explicit report.