Erin Sotelo, “Memory for Scenes in Eye-Movement Behavior” Mentor: Deborah Hannula, Psychology Poster #2 Eye movements are sensitive to memory for previously seen materials. For instance, published studies have shown that participants make fewer fixations to, and sample fewer regions…… Read More
Milan Stojilovic, “Novel Objects Do Not Always Compete Effectively for Attention” Mentor: Deborah Hannula, Psychology Poster #152 Research has indicated that humans and non-human animals prefer to explore novel, as compared to familiar, information in the environment. For instance, when…… Read More
Avery Sparacino, “What Can Eye Movements Tell Us About Memory Encoding and Retrieval?” Mentor: Deborah Hannula, Psychology Poster #169 The way we view pictures can affect memory outcomes. For example, pictures are better remembered when participants make more fixations to…… Read More