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2018
Piazza, E.A., Theunissen, F.E., Wessel, D., & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Rapid Adaptation to the Timbre of Natural Sounds.
Scientific Reports. (2018), 8(1), 13826
serial
Xia, Y., Zhang, D., Kim, J., Zipser, K., Nakayama, K., & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Predicting Driver Attention in Critical Situations.
Asian Conference on Computer Vision.
serial
Kanaya, S., Hayashi, MJ, & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Exaggerated groups: amplification in ensemble coding of temporal and spatial features.
Proceedings of the Royal Society B: Biological Sciences (2018), 285, 20172770.
ensemble
Liberman*, A., Manassi*, M., & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Serial dependence promotes the stability of perceived emotional expression depending on face similarity.
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics (In press). *equal contribution
serial
Chen, Z., Denison, R.N., Whitney, D., & Maus, G.W.
(2018).
Illusory occlusion affects stereoscopic depth perception.
Nature Scientific Reports. (2018), 8(1), 5297.
localization
Manassi, M., Liberman, A., Kosovicheva A., Zhang, K. & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Serial Dependence in Position Occurs at the Time of Perception.
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
serial
Manassi, M. & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Multi-Level Crowding and the Paradox of Object Recognition in Clutter.
Current Biology. 28(3), 127-133.
crowding
Chen, Z., Kosovicheva, A., Wolfe, B., Cavanagh, P., Gorea, A., & Whitney, D.
(2018).
Unifying visual space across the right and left hemifields.
Psychological Science. (2018), 29(3), 356-369.
localization
(2017).
2017
Kosovicheva, A. & Whitney, D.
(2017).
Stable individual signatures in object localization.
Current Biology. (2017), 27(14), R681–R701.
localization
Kiyonaga, A., Scimeca, J.M., Bliss, D.P., & Whitney, D.
(2017).
Serial dependence across perception, attention, and memory.
Trends in Cognitive Sciences.
serial, attention, mem
Whitney, D. & Yamanashi-Leib, A.
(2017).
Ensemble perception.
Annual review of Psychology.
ensemble
Manassi, M., Liberman, A., Chaney W., & Whitney, D.
(2017).
The perceived stability of scenes: serial dependence in ensemble representations.
Nature Scientific Reports. (2017), 7:1971, 1-9.
serial, ensemble
Maus, G., Duyck, M., Lisi, M., Collins, T., Whitney, D., & Cavanagh, P.
(2017).
Target Displacements during Eye Blinks Trigger Automatic Recalibration of Gaze Direction.
Current Biology. (2017), 27: 1-6.
motor, localization
Chen, Z., Maus, G.W., Whitney, D., & Denison, R.N.
(2017).
Filling-in rivalry: Perceptual alternations in the absence of retinal image conflict.
Journal of Vision. (2017), 17(1):8, 1-15.
rival, localization, attention
Sweeny, T. & Whitney, D.
(2017).
The center of attention: Metamers, sensitivity, and bias in the emergent perception of gaze.
Vision Research. (2017), 131:67-74.
attention, localization
(2016).
2016
Xia, Y., Yamanashi, A., & Whitney, D.
(2016).
Serial dependence in the perception of attractiveness.
Journal of Vision. (2016), 16(15):28, 1-8.
serial, face
Liberman, A., Zhang, K., & Whitney, D.
(2016).
Serial dependence promotes object stability during occlusion.
Journal of Vision. (2016), 16(15):16, 1-10.
serial, motion
Yamanashi, A., Kosovicheva, A., & Whitney, D.
(2016).
Fast ensemble representations for abstract visual impressions.
Nature Communications. (2016), 7:13186.
ensemble
Maus, G.W. & Whitney, D.
(2016).
Motion-dependent filling-in of spatiotemporal information at the blind spot
PLoS ONE, (2016), 11(4): e0153896.
motion, localization
(2015).
2015
Sweeny, T., Wurnitsch, N., Gopnik, A., & Whitney, D.
(2015).
Ensemble Perception of size in 4-5-year-old children
Developmental Science. (2015), 18(4): 556-568.
ensemble, dev
Haberman, J., Lee, P., & Whitney, D.
(2015).
Mixed emotions: sensitivity to facial variance in crowds.
Journal of Vision. (2015), 15(4): 16, 1-11.
ensemble, face
Bai, Y., Leib, A., Puri, A., Whitney, D., & Peng, K.
(2015).
Gender differences in crowd perception.
Frontiers in Psychology. (2015), 6(1300): 1-12.
ensemble, face
Wolfe, B., Kosovicheva, A., Leib, A., Wood, K., & Whitney, D.
(2015).
Foveal input is not required for perception of crowd facial expression.
Journal of Vision. (2015), 15(4):11, 1-13.
ensemble, face, localization
(2014).
2014
Liberman, A., Fischer, J., Whitney, D.
(2014).
Serial Dependence in the Perception of Faces
Current Biology. (2014), 24(21): 1-6.
serial, face
Chaney, W., Fischer, J., Whitney, D.
(2014).
The hierarchical sparse selection model of visual crowding
Frontiers in Integrative Neuroscience. (2014), 8(73): 1-11.
crowding
Sweeny, T. & Whitney, D.
(2014).
Perceiving Crowd Attention: Ensemble Perception of a Crowd's Gaze
Psychological Science (2014), 25(10): 1903-1913
ensemble
Sweeny, T., Wurnitsch, N., Gopnik, A., Whitney, D.
(2014).
Ensemble Perception of Size in 3-5 year-old children
Developmental Science, in press
ensemble, dev
Yamanashi Leib, A., Fischer, J.T., Liu, Y., Qiu, S., Roberston, L., Whitney, D.
(2014).
Ensemble crowd perception: A viewpoint-invariant mechanism to represent average crowd identity
Journal of Vision. (2014), 14(8):26, 1-13.
ensemble
Fischer, J.T. & Whitney, D.
(2014).
Serial dependence in perception.
Nature Neuroscience. (2014), 17(5):738-43.
serial
Arnold, D., Marinovic, W., & Whitney, D.
(2014).
Visual motion modulates pattern sensitivity ahead, behind, and beside motion.
Vision Research. (2014), 98:99-106
motion
Whitney, D., Haberman, J., & Sweeny, T.D.
(2014).
From textures to crowds: multiple levels of summary statistical perception.
The New Visual Neurosciences. Ed. J. S. Wener and L. M. Chalupa. Cambridge: MIT Press, 2014. 695-710.
ensemble
Kosovicheva, A. A., Wolfe, B. A., & Whitney, D.
(2014).
Visual motion shifts saccade targets.
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics. (2014), 76(6): 1778-88
motion, motor
Wolfe, B. A., & Whitney, D.
(2014).
Facilitating recognition of crowded faces with presaccadic attention.
Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. (2014), 8(103).
crowding, motor, face
(2013).
2013
Kristjánsson, A., Heimisson P., Róbertsson, G., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
Attentional priming releases crowding.
Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics. (2013), 75(7):1323-9.
crowding, attention
Maus, G.W., Chaney, W., Liberman, A., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
The challenge of measuring long-term positive aftereffects
Current Biology. (2013), 23(10): R438-439
serial
Maus, G.W., Fischer, J., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
Motion-dependent representation of space in area MT+
Neuron. (2013), 78(3): 554-562
motion
Piazza, E.A., Sweeny, T.D., Wessel, D., Silver, M.A., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
Humans use summary statistics to perceive auditory sequences.
Psychological Science. (2013), 24(8):1389-97
ensemble,aud
Sweeny, T.D., Wurnitsch, N., Gopnik, A., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
Sensitive perception of a person's direction of walking in 4-year-old children.
Developmental Psychology. (2013), 49(11):2120-4
ensemble, motion, dev
Maus, G. W., Ward, J., Nijhawan, R., & Whitney, D.
(2013).
The Perceived Position of Moving Objects: Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation of Area MT+ Reduces the Flash-Lag Effect
Cerebral Cortex. (2013), 23: 241-247
motion, localization
(2012).
2012
Fischer, J.T. & Whitney, D.
(2012).
Distractor suppression: Attention gates visual coding in the human pulvinar.
Nature Communications. (2012), 3: 1051
attention
Kosovicheva, A. A., Maus, G. W., Anstis, S., Cavanagh, P., Tse, P. U., & Whitney, D.
(2012).
The motion-induced shift in the perceived location of a grating also shifts its aftereffect.
Journal of Vision. (2012), 12(8), 1-7.
motion
Haroz, S. & Whitney, D.
(2012).
How Capacity Limits of Attention Influence Information Visualization Effectiveness.
IEEE Transactions on Visualization and Computer Graphics. (2012), 18(12)
attention
Sweeny, T., Haroz, S., & Whitney, D.
(2012).
Reference repulsion in the categorical perception of biological motion.
Vision Research. (2012), 64C:26-34.
motion
Sweeny, T., Haroz, S., & Whitney, D.
(2012).
Perceiving group behavior: Sensitive ensemble coding mechanisms for biological motion of human crowds.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance. (2012), 39(2):329-37.
ensemble, motion
Yamanashi-Leib, A., Puri, M., Fischer, J., Bentin, S., Whitney, D., Robertson, L.
(2012).
Crowd Perception in Prosopagnosia.
Neuropsychologia. (2012) 50(7):1698-707.
ensemble
Post, R. B., Haberman, J., Iwaki, L., & Whitney, D.
(2012).
The frozen face effect: Why static photographs do not do you justice.
Frontiers in Cognition. (2012), 3:22, 1-11.
motion, face
Corbett, J., Wurnitsch, N., Schwartz, A., & Whitney, D.
(2012).
An aftereffect of adaptation to mean size.
Visual Cognition. (2012), 20:2, 211-231.
ensemble
Teng, S., Puri, A. & Whitney, D.
(2012).
Ultrafine spatial acuity of blind expert human echolocators.
Experimental Brain Research. (2012), 216(4): 483-488.
echo
(2011).
2011
Farzin, F., Rivera, S., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Resolution of spatial and temporal visual attention in infants with fragile X syndrome.
Brain. (2011), 134 (11): 3355-3368.
dev, attention
Haberman, J., Whitney, D.
(2011).
Efficient summary statistical representation when change localization fails.
Psychonomic Bulletin. (2011), 18(5): 855-859.
ensemble
Fukiage, T., & Whitney, D., Murakami, I.
(2011).
A flash-drag effect in random motion reveals involvement of preattentive motion processing.
Journal of Vision. (2011) 11(13):12, 1–13.
motion
Fischer, J., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Object-level visual information gets through the bottleneck of crowding.
Journal of Neurophysiology. (2011), 106(3): 1389-1398.
crowding
Maus, G.W., Fischer, J., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Perceived positions determine crowding.
PLoS ONE. (2011), 6(5): e19796.
crowding
Farzin, F., Rivera, S., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Time Crawls: The temporal resolution of infant visual attention.
Psychological Science. (2011), 22(8): 1004-1010.
dev, attention
Whitney, D. & Levi, D.
(2011).
Visual Crowding: a fundamental limit on conscious perception and object recognition.
Trends in Cognitive Sciences. (2011), 15(4): 160-168.
crowding
Tse, P., Whitney, D., Anstis, S., Cavanagh, P.
(2011).
Voluntary attention modulates motion-induced mislocalization.
Journal of Vision. (2011), 11(3): 12.
motion, attention, localization
Koldewyn, K., Whitney, D., & Rivera, S.
(2011).
Neural Correlates of Coherent and Biological Motion Perception in Autism.
Developmental Science. (2011), 14:(5): 1075–1088.
motion, dev
Bulakowski, P., Post, R., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Reexamining the possible benefits of visual crowding: Dissociating crowding from ensemble percepts.
Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics. (2011), 73(4): 1003-9.
ensemble, crowding
Corbett, J, Fischer, J, & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Facilitating Stable Representations: Serial Dependence in Vision.
PLoS ONE. (2011), 6(1): e16701.
serial
Teng, S., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
The acuity of echolocation: Spatial resolution in sighted persons compared to the performance of an expert who is blind.
Journal of Visual Impairment and Blindness. (2011), 105(1):20-32.
echo
Fischer, J., Spotswood, N., & Whitney, D.
(2011).
The emergence of perceived position in the visual system.
Journal of Cognitive Neuroscience. (2011), 23(1): 119-136.
localization
Haberman, J. & Whitney, D.
(2011).
Ensemble perception: Summarizing the scene and broadening the limits of visual processing.
A Festschrift in honor of Anne Treisman, Wolfe, J & Robertson, L., (Eds). (2011)
ensemble
(2010).
2010
Whitney, D., Murakami, I., & Gomi, H.
(2010).
The utility of visual motion for goal directed reaching.
Space and time in perception and action. Eds Nijhawan & Khurana. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press.
motion, motor
Haberman, J. & Whitney, D.
(2010).
The visual system discounts emotional deviants when extracting average expression.
Attention, Perception, and Psychophysics. (2010), 72(7): 1825-38.
ensemble, face
Farzin, F., Rivera, S., & Whitney, D.
(2010).
Spatial resolution of conscious visual perception in infants.
Psychological Science. (2010), 21(10): 1502-1509.
dev, localization
(2009).
2009
Koldewyn, K., Whitney, D., & Rivera, S.
(2009).
The psychophysics of visual motion and global form processing in autism.
Brain. (2009), 133(2): 599-610.
motion, dev
Fischer, J. & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Attention narrows position tuning of population responses in V1.
Current Biology. (2009), 19(16): 1356-1361.
attention
Whitney, D.
(2009).
Vision: seeing through the gaps in the crowd.
Current Biology. 19(23): 1075-76.
crowding
Haberman, J., Harp, T., & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Averaging facial expression over time.
Journal of Vision. (2009), 9(11):1. 1-13.
ensemble, face
Bulakowski, P., Post, R., & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Visuomotor crowding: the resolution of grasping in cluttered scenes.
Frontiers in Behavioral Neuroscience. (2009), 16: 3-49.
motor, crowding
Farzin, F., Rivera, S., & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Holistic crowding of Mooney faces.
Journal of Vision. (2009), 9(6):18. 1-15.
crowding, face
Fischer, J. & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Precise discrimination of object position in the human pulvinar.
Human Brain Mapping. (2009), 30(1):101-11.
localization
Haberman, J. & Whitney, D.
(2009).
Seeing the mean: Ensemble coding for sets of faces.
Journal of Experimantal Psychology: Human Perception & Performance. (2009), 35(3):718-34.
ensemble, face
Whitney, D.
(2009).
Neuroscience: Toward Unbinding the Binding Problem.
Current Biology. (2009), 19(6):R251-3.
motion, localization
(2008).
2008
Farzin, F., Whitney, D., Hagerman, R., & Rivera, S.
(2008).
Contrast Detection in Infants with Fragile X Syndrome.
Vision Research. (2008), 48(13):1471-1478.
dev
Hancock, S., Whitney, D., & Andrews, T.
(2008).
The initial interactions underlying binocular rivalry require visual awareness.
Journal of Vision. (2008), 8(1):3. 1-9.
attention
Post R., Welsh, R., & Whitney, D.
(2008).
Egocentric and Allocentric Localization During Induced Motion.
Experimental Brain Research. (2008), 191(4):495-504.
motion, localization
Whitney, D.
(2008).
Visuomotor extrapolation.
Behavioral & Brain Sciences. (2008), 31(2): 220-221.
motor
Whitney, D., Wurnitsch, N., Hontiveros, B., & Louie, E.
(2008).
Perceptual mislocalization of bouncing balls by professional tennis referees.
Current Biology. (2008). 18(20): R947-R949.
localization
(2007).
2007
Bressler, D., Spotswood, N., & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Negative BOLD fMRI response in the Visual Cortex carries precise Stimulus-Specific information.
PLoS ONE. 2(5): e410.
localization
Bulakowski, P.F., Bressler, D.W., & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Shared attentional resources for global and local motion processing.
Journal of Vision. (2007), 7(10):10. 1-10.
motion, attention
Bulakowski, P.F., Koldewyn, K., & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Independent coding of object motion and position revealed by distinct contingent aftereffects.
Vision Research. (2007), 47(6): 810-817.
motion
Haberman, J. & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Rapid extraction of mean emotion and gender from sets of faces.
Current Biology. (2007), 17(17): R751-R753.
ensemble, face
Harp, T., Bressler, D., & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Position shifts following crowded second order motion adaptation reveal processing of local and global motion without awareness.
Journal of Vision. (2007), 7(2):15. 1-13.
motion
Louie, E., Bressler, D., & Whitney, D.
(2007).
Holistic crowding: selective interference between configural representations of faces in crowded scenes.
Journal of Vision. (2007), 7(2):24. 1-11.
crowding, face
Whitney, D. & Bressler, D.W.
(2007).
Second-order motion without awareness: passive adaptation to second-order motion produces a motion aftereffect.
Vision Research. (2007), 47(4): 569-579.
motion
Whitney, D., Ellison, A., Rice, N.J., Arnold, D., Goodale, M., Walsh, V., & Milner, D.
(2007).
Visually Guided Reaching Depends on Motion Area MT+.
Cerebral Cortex. (2007), 17(11):24. 2644-2649
motion, motor
(2006).
2006
Whitney, D. & Bressler, D.W.
(2006).
Spatially asymmetric response to moving patterns in the visual cortex: Re-examining the local sign hypothesis.
Vision Research. (2006), 47(1): 50-59.
localization
Bressler, D.W. & Whitney, D.
(2006).
Second-order motion shifts perceived position.
Vision Res. (2006), 46(6-7): 1120-1128.
motion, localization
Whitney, D.
(2006).
Contribution of bottom-up and top-down motion processes to perceived position.
Journal of Experimantal Psychology: Human Perception & Performance. (2006), 32(6): 1380-1397.
motion, localization
(2005).
2005
Arnold, D. & Whitney, D.
(2005).
Adaptation and perceptual binding in sight and sound In, Fitting the Mind to the World: Adaptation and Aftereffects in High-Level Vision.
Clifford, C. & Rhodes, G. (Eds.).
localization,cross
Whitney, D.
(2005).
Motion distorts perceived position without awareness of motion.
Current Biology. (2005), 15(9): R324-6.
motion, localization
Whitney, D. & Goodale, M.A.
(2005).
Visual motion due to eye movements helps guide the hand.
Experimental Brain Research. (2005), 162(3): 394-400.
motion, motor
(2004).
2004 and before
(1998).
2004 and before
Whitney, D.
(2004).
Integrating Basic and Applied Vision Research.
Contemporary Psychology; APA Review of Books. (2004), 49(4): 488-489.
localization
Whitney, D. & Cavanagh, P.
(2003).
Motion adaptation shifts apparent position without the motion aftereffect.
Perception & Psychophys. (2003), 65(7): 1011-1018.
motion, localization
Whitney, D., Goltz, H.C., Thomas, C.G., Gati, J.S., Menon, R.S., & Goodale, M.A.
(2003).
Flexible retinotopy: motion-dependent position coding in the visual cortex.
Science. (2003), 302(5646): 878-881.
motion, localization
Whitney, D., Westwood, D.A., & Goodale, M.A.
(2003).
The influence of visual motion on fast reaching movements to a stationary object.
Nature. (2003), 423(6942): 869-873.
motion, motor
Whitney, D.
(2002).
The influence of visual motion on perceived position.
Trends in Cognitive Science. (2002), 6(5): 211-216.
motion, localization
Whitney, D. & Cavanagh, P.
(2002).
Surrounding motion affects the perceived locations of moving stimuli.
Visual Cognition. (2002), 9(1/2): 139-152.
motion, localization
Whitney, D. & Cavanagh, P.
(2000).
The position of moving objects.
Science. (2000), 289(5482): 1107.
motion, localization
Whitney, D. & Cavanagh, P.
(2000).
Motion distorts visual space: shifting the perceived position of remote stationary objects.
Nature Neuroscience. (2000), 3(9): 954-959.
motion, localization
Whitney, D., Cavanagh, P., & Murakami, I.
(2000).
Temporal facilitation for moving stimuli is independent of changes in direction.
Vision Research. (2000), 40(28): 3829-39.
motion
Whitney, D., Murakami, I., & Cavanagh, P.
(2000).
Illusory spatial offset of a flash relative to a moving stimulus is caused by differential latencies for moving and flashed stimuli.
Vision Research. (2000), 40(2): 137-149.
motion
Whitney, D. & Murakami, I.
(1998).
Latency difference, not spatial extrapolation.
Nature Neuroscience. (1998), 1(8): 656-657.
motion, localization