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FACULTY
Research
eye guidance in natural behaviour; scene perception; vision and art; CCTV; object memory; history of eye movement research
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Research
speech production, representation of meaning, ageing, embodied cognition, conversation, psychology of the weather
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RESEARCH STAFF
Research
object memory, dynamic scene perception, face processing, the other race effect
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Research
Scene perception, change detection, cerebral hemispheres, interaction between linguistic and visual information, individual differences
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PhD STUDENTS
Thesis (2011-2014)
Learning magic
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Thesis (2011-2014)
Eye witness memory and misinformation in active and passive situations
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Thesis (2011-2014)
Gaze cues in communication
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Thesis (2011-2014)
Distraction in driving
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Thesis (2009-2012)
Prior knowledge in natural tasks
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Thesis (2009-2012)
How many scenes are seen: Cognitive perspectives on CCTV operation
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FORMER LAB MEMBERS
MSc student 2010-2011
Thesis
Viewing strategies for field hockey coaches
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