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Nicole L. Jardine

Affiliations: 
University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 
Area:
Visual attention, motion perception, object updating, biological motion
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Adriane E. Seiffert research assistant 2008- Vanderbilt
Emily D. Grossman research assistant 2007-2008 UCI
Cathleen M. Moore grad student 2011- University of Iowa

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Ceja CR, Jardine NL, Franconeri SL. (2019) Foveal gravity: A robust illusion of color-location misbinding. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics
Jardine N, Moore C. (2017) The precise role of surface structure in spatial attention Journal of Vision. 17: 675
Jardine N, Moore C. (2016) Saccades and the perceptual organization of surface structure Journal of Vision. 16: 1041
Jardine NL, Moore CM. (2015) Losing the Trees for the Forest in Dynamic Visual Search. Journal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance
Jardine NL, Moore CM. (2013) Is search over time functionally equivalent to search over space? Journal of Vision. 13: 690-690
Jardine NL, Moore CM. (2012) Visual surveillance: What limits the perception of instantaneous information in dynamic displays? Journal of Vision. 12: 744-744
Jardine NL, Seiffert AE. (2011) Tracking objects that move where they are headed. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics. 73: 2168-79
Jardine NL, Thomas LE, Seiffert AE. (2011) Visually guided self-motion does not impair multiple object-tracking Journal of Vision. 11: 285-285
Grossman ED, Jardine NL, Pyles JA. (2010) fMR-Adaptation Reveals Invariant Coding of Biological Motion on the Human STS. Frontiers in Human Neuroscience. 4: 15
Jardine NL, Seiffert AE. (2010) Shape influences target recovery after a blank in multiple object tracking Journal of Vision. 9: 243-243
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