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A H C Van der Heijden

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Sonja Stork; Jochen Müsseler; A H C Van der Heijden
Perceptual judgment and saccadic behavior in a spatial distortion with briefly presented stimuli.
Holger Mitterer; Wido La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden
Stroop dilution but not word-processing dilution: evidence for attention capture.
Wido La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden; P Plooij
A paradoxical exposure-duration effect in the Stroop task: temporal segregation between stimulus attributes facilitates selection.

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2010: Sonja Stork; Jochen Müsseler; A H C Van der Heijden
Perceptual judgment and saccadic behavior in a spatial distortion with briefly presented stimuli.
Advances in cognitive psychology / University of Finance and Management in Warsaw 2010;6():1-14.
2003: Holger Mitterer; Wido La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden
Stroop dilution but not word-processing dilution: evidence for attention capture.
Psychological research 2003;67(1):30-42.
2001: Wido La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden; P Plooij
A paradoxical exposure-duration effect in the Stroop task: temporal segregation between stimulus attributes facilitates selection.
Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance 2001;27(3):622-32.
2000: M Wienese; Wido La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden; R M Shiffrin
Perceptual inertia: spatial attention and warning foreperiod?
Psychological research 2000;64(2):93-104.
1999: A H C Van der Heijden; R F Brouwer
The effect of noise in a single-item localization and identification task.
Acta psychologica 1999;103(1-2):91-102.
1999: A H C Van der Heijden; J N van der Geest; F de Leeuw; K Krikke; Jochen Müsseler
Sources of position-perception error for small isolated targets.
Psychological research 1999;62(1):20-35.
1997: Frank van der Velde; A H C Van der Heijden
On the statistical independence of color and shape in object identification.
Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance 1997;23(6):1798-812.
1997: R Hagenaar; A H C Van der Heijden
Location errors in partial-report bar-probe experiments: in search of the origin of cue-alignment problems.
Memory & cognition 1997;25(5):641-52.
1996: A H C Van der Heijden; A G Kurvink; L de Lange; F de Leeuw; J N van der Geest
Attending to color with proper fixation.
Perception & psychophysics 1996;58(8):1224-37.
1993: F van der Velde; A H C Van der Heijden
An element in the visual field is just a conjunction of attributes: a critique of Bundesen (1991)
Perception & psychophysics 1993;53(3):345-9; discussion 350-2.
1993: A H C Van der Heijden
The role of position in object selection in vision.
Psychological research 1993;56(1):44-58.
1990: R H Phaf; A H C Van der Heijden; P T Hudson
SLAM: a connectionist model for attention in visual selection tasks.
Cognitive psychology 1990;22(3):273-341.
1990: M P Hagenzieker; A H C Van der Heijden; R Hagenaar
Time courses in visual-information processing: some empirical evidence for inhibition.
Psychological research 1990;52(1):13-21.
1990: A H C Van der Heijden; S Stebbins
The information-processing approach.
Psychological research 1990;52(2-3):197-206.
1990: M P Hagenzieker; A H C Van der Heijden
Time courses in visual-information processing: some theoretical considerations.
Psychological research 1990;52(1):5-12.
1989: F van der Velde; A H C Van der Heijden; Robert Schreuder
Context-dependent migrations in visual word perception.
Journal of experimental psychology. Human perception and performance 1989;15(1):133-41.
1988: A H C Van der Heijden; W La Heij; R H Phaf; D A Buijs; E C van Vliet
Response competition and condition competition in visual selective attention.
Acta psychologica 1988;67(3):259-77.
1988: A H C Van der Heijden; G Wolters; M Enkeling
The effects of advance location cueing on latencies in a single-letter recognition task.
Psychological research 1988;50(2):94-102.
1987: A H C Van der Heijden; G Wolters; J C Groep; R Hagenaar
Single-letter recognition accuracy benefits from advance cuing of location.
Perception & psychophysics 1987;42(5):503-9.
1986: R Hagenaar; A H C Van der Heijden
Target-noise separation in visual selective attention.
Acta psychologica 1986;62(2):161-76.
1985: A H C Van der Heijden; Robert Schreuder; G Wolters
Enhancing single-term recognition accuracy by cueing spatial locations in vision.
The Quarterly journal of experimental psychology. A, Human experimental psychology 1985;37(3):427-34.
1984: A H C Van der Heijden; Robert Schreuder; L Maris; M Neerincx
Some evidence for correlated separate activation in a simple letter-detection task.
Perception & psychophysics 1984;36(6):577-85.
1984: A H C Van der Heijden; R Hagenaar; W Bloem
Two stages in postcategorical filtering and selection.
Memory & cognition 1984;12(5):458-69.
1983: W La Heij; A H C Van der Heijden
Feature-specific interference in letter identification.
Acta psychologica 1983;53(1):37-60.
1983: A H C Van der Heijden; W La Heij; J P Boer
Parallel processing of redundant targets in simple visual search tasks.
Psychological research 1983;45(3):235-54.
1983: A H C Van der Heijden; W La Heij
The array-size function in simple visual search tasks: a comparison between a "go- no go" and a "detection" task under conditions of low target-noise similarity.
Psychological research 1983;45(3):221-34.
1982: A H C Van der Heijden; W La Heij
The array size function in simple visual search tasks: a comparison between "go-no go" and "yes-no" tasks under conditions of high and low target-noise similarity.
Psychological research 1982;44(4):355-68.