Rapid Ensemble Encoding of Average Scene Features
V. Tharmaratnam, J. Haberman & J. S. Cant
Journal of Vision
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Peer-reviewed work in ensemble perception, visual cognition, social judgment, and the representation of complex scenes.
Student coauthors are an essential part of the lab’s research. They are indicated below by an *.
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A reflection on faces seen in mirror reversal
J. Suchow, M. McDowell*, J. Huang* & J. Haberman
PerceptionEnsemble size judgments account for size constancy
J. Haberman & S. Suresh*
Attention, Perception, & PsychophysicsEmotional judgments of scenes are influenced by unintentional averaging
Y. Alwis* & J. Haberman
Cognitive Research: Principles and ImplicationsFlexible target templates improve visual search accuracy for faces depicting emotion
B. Y. Won, J. Haberman, E. Bliss-Moreau & J. J. Geng
Attention, Perception, & PsychophysicsThe Frozen Effect: Objects in motion are more aesthetically appealing than objects frozen in time
M. McDowell* & J. Haberman
PLOS ONEPrecise ensemble face representation given incomplete visual input
J. Haberman & L. Ulrich*
i-PerceptionCorrecting ‘confusability regions’ in face morphs
E. ZeeAbrahamsen* & J. Haberman
Behavior Research MethodsMixed emotions: Sensitivity to facial variance in a crowd of faces
J. Haberman, P. Lee* & D. Whitney
Journal of VisionIndividual differences in ensemble perception reveal multiple, independent levels of ensemble representation
J. Haberman, T. F. Brady & G. A. Alvarez
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General