Sammlungen der UB Bielefeld / Psychologie / Filter Poth, Christian H. [1-9]

Breaking object correspondence across saccades impairs object recognition: The role of color and luminance
Poth, Christian H. ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Journal of Vision, Jg. 16 H. 11
2016
Breaking object correspondence across saccadic eye movements deteriorates object recognition
Poth, Christian H. ; Herwig, Arvid ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Frontiers in Systems Neuroscience, Jg. 9
2015
Effects of monitoring for visual events on distinct components of attention
Poth, Christian H. ; Petersen, Anders ; Bundesen, Claus ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Frontiers in Psychology, Jg. 5, S. 930 ff.
2014
Episodic Short-Term Recognition Requires Encoding into Visual Working Memory: Evidence from Probe Recognition after Letter Report
Poth, Christian H. ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Frontiers in Psychology, Jg. 7
2016
Episodic visual cognition: Implications for object and short-term recognition
Poth, Christian H.
2017
Neuropsychological assessment of visual selective attention and processing capacity with head-mounted displays.
Foerster, Rebecca M. ; Poth, Christian H. ; Behler, Christian ; Botsch, Mario ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Neuropsychology, Jg. 33 H. 3, S. 309-318
2019
Prioritization in visual working memory enhances memory retention and speeds up processing in a comparison task
Poth, Christian H.
In: Cognitive processing, Jg. 21, S. 331-339
2020
Ultrahigh temporal resolution of visual presentation using gaming monitors and G-Sync
Poth, Christian H. ; Foerster, Rebecca M. ; Behler, Christian ; Schwanecke, Ulrich ; Schneider, Werner X. ; Botsch, Mario
In: Behavior Research Methods, Jg. 50 H. 1, S. 26-38
2018
Using the virtual reality device Oculus Rift for neuropsychological assessment of visual processing capabilities
Foerster, Rebecca M. ; Poth, Christian H. ; Behler, Christian ; Botsch, Mario ; Schneider, Werner X.
In: Scientific Reports, Jg. 6 H. 1
2016

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Breaking object correspondence across saccades impairs object recognition: The role of color and luminance

Breaking object correspondence across saccadic eye movements deteriorates object recognition

Effects of monitoring for visual events on distinct components of attention

Episodic Short-Term Recognition Requires Encoding into Visual Working Memory: Evidence from Probe Recognition after Letter Report

Episodic visual cognition: Implications for object and short-term recognition

Neuropsychological assessment of visual selective attention and processing capacity with head-mounted displays.

Prioritization in visual working memory enhances memory retention and speeds up processing in a comparison task

Ultrahigh temporal resolution of visual presentation using gaming monitors and G-Sync

Using the virtual reality device Oculus Rift for neuropsychological assessment of visual processing capabilities