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   Feb 10, 2018 · Anne Treisman, 1935-2018. APS Past Secretary Anne Treisman, considered one of the world’s most influential cognitive psychologists, died February 10, 2018. An APS William James Fellow, Treisman developed a classic psychological model of human visual attention. Her pioneering research led President Barack Obama to award her the National Medal ...

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   Jeremy M. Wolfe. The worlds of psychology and cognitive science lost one of their most notable fi gures when Anne Treisman died on February 9, 2018, at the age of 82 at her home in New York City. In a slightly different universe, Treisman (Figure 1), who was one of the shaping forces in the modern study of attention, might have been a fi ne ...

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3. www.psychologicalscience.org › observerRemembering Anne Treisman (February 27, 1935–February 9, 2018)

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   Aug 29, 2018 · Returning, I organized a conference on attention. Naturally, Anne was the keynote speaker. Hearing about Feature Integration Theory, for the first time directly from Anne, I asked her if the difference between single-feature and conjunction search was just due to lateral inhibition. Anne’s response was only to smile her Mona Lisa smile.

4. royalsocietypublishing.org › doi › 10Anne Marie Treisman. 27 February 1935—9 February 2018

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   Mar 18, 2020 · Anne published two important articles on search asymmetries, in which she showed that ‘search rate for a target among distractors may vary dramatically depending on which stimulus plays the role of target and which that of distractor’ . She reported pronounced asymmetries in the ease of finding large lines in a display of short lines (easy) or vice-versa (difficult), bent lines in an array ...

   • Author: Daniel Kahneman, Deborah Treisman

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   Mar 18, 2020 · The psychologist Anne Treisman dedicated her career to the study of attention and perception, a central concern of cognitive science. ... 2020 Anne Marie Treisman. 27 ...

   • Author: Daniel Kahneman, Deborah Treisman

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   Apr 10, 2020 · Here it is, 2020, and here we offer up the second part of “40 Years of Feature Integration: Special Issue in Memory of Anne Treisman”. The choice to put a paper in the first or second issue was driven by acceptance date, rather than, for example, topic.

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   Who is Anne Treisman?

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   What did Anne Treisman teach us?

   • She taught us that change is not only possible, but can enrich as much as it challenges. She taught us not to fear it, but to welcome it. Observer > 2018 > September > Remembering Anne Treisman (February 27, 1935–February 9, 2018)

   Remembering Anne Treisman (February 27, 1935–February 9, 2018)

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   Did Anne Treisman receive the National Medal of Science?

   • Figure 10: Anne Treisman receiving the National Medal of Science from President Barack Obama, in 2013. (Online version in colour.) Figure 11: Daniel Kahneman and Anne Treisman at the National Medal of Science dinner, in 2013. (Online version in colour.)

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   Who is Deborah Treisman?

   • Deborah Treisman, Anne's younger daughter, has been the fiction editor of The New Yorker since 2003, and has been on staff at the magazine since 1997. Prior to that she held positions on the editorial staffs of Grand Street, The New York Review of Books, and Harper's Magazine.

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   What is Treisman's role in sensory processing?

   • In the 1970s, while Treisman was a lecturer at Oxford, first as a student and then as a faculty member, there was a growing body of work on separate analyzers or channels for different aspects of sensory processing. Properties like color and shape seemed to be handled by separate parts of the visual system.

   Ann Treisman (1935–2018): Current Biology - Cell Press

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   What is Treisman's fit?

   • A core aspect of Treisman’s FIT is the idea that preattentive features are, well, preattentive. Those featural properties can be extracted and used prior to the time that the item with that feature is selected for further processing. The paper by Bergmann, Tünnermann, and Schubö ( 2019 )* can be seen as supporting that idea.

   The Mechanics of Search - Springer

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   Apr 23, 2018 · Figure 1 Anne Treisman (1935–2018). Her undergraduate work at Cambridge led to doctoral work at Oxford — not in vision, but in audition. Treisman became interested in the dichotic listening paradigm that Colin Cherry had pioneered. Cherry used headphones to present different streams of speech to each ear.