David R. Badcock

Global speed processing: evidence for local averaging within, but not across two speed ranges.

Contrast-processing dysfunction in both magnocellular and parvocellular pathways in migraineurs with or without aura.

Neither here nor there: localizing conflicting visual attributes.

Motion distorts perceived depth.

Mach bands change asymmetrically during solar eclipses.

Pattern cues disambiguate perceived direction in simple moving stimuli.

Steady viewing dissipates global structure.

Decreased visual field sensitivity measured 1 day, then 1 week, after migraine.

Psychophysical measurement of neural adaptation abnormalities in magnocellular and parvocellular pathways in glaucoma.

Interactions between luminance and contrast signals in global form detection.

Abnormal global processing along the dorsal visual pathway in autism: a possible mechanism for weak visuospatial coherence?

Implicit exploitation of regularities: novel correlations in images quickly alter visual perception.

The detection of both global motion and global form is disrupted in glaucoma.

Processing of global form and motion in migraineurs.

A simple Hebbian/anti-Hebbian network learns the sparse, independent components of natural images.

Vernier acuity is normal in migraine, whereas global form and global motion perception are not.

Detection of shape in radial frequency contours: independence of local and global form information.

Contrast sensitivity changes due to glaucoma and normal aging: low-spatial-frequency losses in both magnocellular and parvocellular pathways.

Examining encoding imprecision in spatial working memory in schizophrenia.

Selectivity for coherence in polar orientation in human form vision.

Perception of direction of motion reflects the early integration of first and second-order stimulus spatial properties.

Radial frequency adaptation suggests polar-based coding of local shape cues.

Luminance and contrast cues are integrated in global shape detection with contours.

Spatial summation properties for magnocellular and parvocellular pathways in glaucoma.

Brief report: visuospatial analysis and self-rated autistic-like traits.

Second-order orientation cues to the axis of motion.

Selective attention contributes to global processing in vision.

Narrow-band radial frequency shape channels revealed by sub-threshold summation.

Global visual processing and self-rated autistic-like traits.

Radial frequency adaptation reveals interacting contour shape channels.

Spatial-frequency tuning in the pooling of one- and two-dimensional motion signals.

Impairments of contrast discrimination and contrast adaptation in glaucoma.

Spatial localization: interpolating first- and second-order visual structure.

Adaptive pooling of visual motion signals by the human visual system revealed with a novel multi-element stimulus.

A new step towards understanding Embedded Figures Test performance in the autism spectrum: the radial frequency search task.

Position encoding of the centres of global structure: separate form and motion processes.

Perception of shapes targeting local and global processes in autism spectrum disorders.

Vision in developmental disorders: is there a dorsal stream deficit?

Local motion effects on form in radial frequency patterns.

Impaired spatial working memory maintenance in schizophrenia involves both spatial coordinates and spatial reference frames.

Center-surround visual motion processing in migraine.

Visual search performance in the autism spectrum II: the radial frequency search task with additional segmentation cues.

No interaction of first- and second-order signals in the extraction of global-motion and optic-flow.

Global shape aftereffects have a local substrate: A tilt aftereffect field.

Migraine increases centre-surround suppression for drifting visual stimuli.

Increased internal noise cannot account for motion coherence processing deficits in migraine.

Predictability affects the perception of audiovisual synchrony in complex sequences.

The influence of spatial orientation on the perceived path of visual saltatory motion.

Evidence for increased internal noise in migraineurs for contrast and shape processing.

Size-induced distortions in perceptual maps of visual space.

Rapidly acquired shape and face aftereffects are retinotopic and local in origin.

Local contextual interactions can result in global shape misperception.

Visual search targeting either local or global perceptual processes differs as a function of autistic-like traits in the typically developing population.

The role of preparation time in the attentional blink.

Effect of form cues on 1D and 2D motion pooling.

Further evidence that local cues to shape in RF patterns are integrated globally.

Detecting global form: separate processes required for Glass and radial frequency patterns.

Near their thresholds for detection, shapes are discriminated by the angular separation of their corners.

Training and the attentional blink: Limits overcome or expectations raised?

On the hierarchical inheritance of aftereffects in the visual system.

The shape of motion perception: Global pooling of transformational apparent motion.

Detecting shape change: characterizing the interaction between texture-defined and contour-defined borders.

Temporal cues and the attentional blink: a further examination of the role of expectancy in sequential object perception.

Enhanced global integration of closed contours in individuals with high levels of autistic-like traits.

Global shape processing involves feature-selective and feature-agnostic coding mechanisms.

Modulated textures with shape structures implied by a closed flow are processed globally.

Tolerance for local and global differences in the integration of shape information.

Are Participants Aware of the Type and Intensity of Transcranial Direct Current Stimulation?

A Metaanalysis of Perceptual Organization in Schizophrenia, Schizotypy, and Other High-Risk Groups Based on Variants of the Embedded Figures Task.

Both harmful and (some) helpful behaviours from others are associated with increased expression of schizotypal traits.

Dissociation of local and global contributions to detection of shape with age.

Loneliness and Schizotypy Are Distinct Constructs, Separate from General Psychopathology.

Temporal synchrony is an effective cue for grouping and segmentation in the absence of form cues.

Separate banks of information channels encode size and aspect ratio.

Global processing of random-phase radial frequency patterns but not modulated lines.

Mismatched summation mechanisms in older adults for the perception of small moving stimuli.

Visual search reveals a critical component to shape.

Suprathreshold contrast summation over area using drifting gratings.

The effect of spatiotemporal displacement on the integration of shape information.

Integration of shape information occurs around closed contours but not across them.

Convergent evidence for global processing of shape.

Poorer Search Efficiency in Healthy Young Adults With High Schizotypal Personality Traits.

Poorer Integration of Local Orientation Information Occurs in Students With High Schizotypal Personality Traits.

Phase specific shape aftereffects explained by the tilt aftereffect.

Relating excitatory and inhibitory neurochemicals to visual perception: A magnetic resonance study of occipital cortex between migraine events.

A new visual illusion of aspect-ratio context.

Shape partitioning interacts with global shape integration.

Motion direction tuning in centre-surround suppression of contrast.

Using perceptual tasks to selectively measure magnocellular and parvocellular performance: Rationale and a user's guide.

The temporal integration windows for visual mirror symmetry.

Analysis of shape uses local apparent position rather than physical position.

Visual contrast perception in visual snow syndrome reveals abnormal neural gain but not neural noise.

Lateral inhibition between banks of orientation selective channels predicts shape context effects: A tilt-illusion field.