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Ian Donovan

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2012- Psychology New York University, New York, NY, United States 
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vision, attention, perceptual learning, cognitive neuroscience, perception, visual perception, visual attention
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Sarah Shomstein research assistant 2010-2012 George Washington University
Marisa Carrasco grad student 2012- NYU

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Donovan I, Shen A, Tortarolo C, et al. (2020) Exogenous attention facilitates perceptual learning in visual acuity to untrained stimulus locations and features. Journal of Vision. 20: 18
Donovan I, Zhou YJ, Carrasco M. (2019) In search of exogenous feature-based attention. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics
Donovan I, Shen A, Barbot A, et al. (2019) Does exogenous spatial attention facilitate perceptual learning transfer in acuity and hyperacuity tasks? Journal of Vision. 19: 26d
Donovan I, Carrasco M. (2018) Endogenous spatial attention during perceptual learning facilitates location transfer. Journal of Vision. 18: 7
Donovan I, Carrasco M. (2018) Endogenous spatial attention facilitates transfer of learning to untrained locations Journal of Vision. 18: 7
Donovan I, Zhou Y, Carrasco M. (2017) The spatial distribution of exogenous feature based attention Journal of Vision. 17: 666
Donovan I, Pratt J, Shomstein S. (2016) Spatial attention is necessary for object-based attention: Evidence from temporal-order judgments. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics
Donovan I, Szpiro S, Carrasco M. (2015) Exogenous attention facilitates location transfer of perceptual learning. Journal of Vision. 15: 11
Donovan I, Szpiro S, Carrasco M. (2014) Exogenous attention facilitates perceptual learning transfer within and across visual hemifields Journal of Vision. 14: 1164-1164
Donovan I, Pratt J, Shomstein S. (2011) Object-based attention and prioritization revealed by the temporal order judgment method F1000research. 11: 150-150
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