Ami Eidels

Studying visual search using systems factorial methodology with target-distractor similarity as the factor.

Where similarity beats redundancy: the importance of context, higher order similarity, and response assignment.

Comparing perception of Stroop stimuli in focused versus divided attention paradigms: evidence for dramatic processing differences.

Converging measures of workload capacity.

Nice Guys Finish Fast and Bad Guys Finish Last: Facilitatory vs. Inhibitory Interaction in Parallel Systems.

Workload capacity spaces: a unified methodology for response time measures of efficiency as workload is varied.

Measuring single-item identification efficiencies for letters and 3-D objects.

The resurrection of Tweedledum and Tweedledee: bimodality cannot distinguish serial and parallel processes.

Depth of processing in the stroop task: evidence from a novel forced-reading condition.

Evaluating perceptual integration: uniting response-time- and accuracy-based methodologies.

Erratum to: Evaluating perceptual integration: uniting response-time and accuracy-based methodologies.

Effects of aging and distractors on detection of redundant visual targets and capacity: do older adults integrate visual targets differently than younger adults?

Working memory's workload capacity.

Can two dots form a Gestalt? Measuring emergent features with the capacity coefficient.

Deep Assessment: A Novel Framework for Improving the Care of People with Very Advanced Alzheimer's Disease.