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Benjamin Balas

North Dakota State University

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College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

NoneBenjamin Balas is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at North Dakota State University.

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Effects of Maze Appearance on Maze Solving. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2025)

Yelda SemizerDian YuQianqian WanBenjamin BalasRuth Rosenholtz

experimental psychologyattentionmaze appearancepsychophysicspsychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologybehavioral sciences

Face Pareidolia is Sensitive to Spectral Power and Orientation Energy. (2025)

Benjamin Balas

face pareidoliaorientation energyspectral powerenvironmental science

Casting Shadows on the Eye to Reveal the Inverted Retinal Image. Visual Cognition (2024)

Benjamin BalasMark E. McCourt

visual perceptionretinavision researchinverted retinal imageophthalmologyvisualization

Face Detection Sensitivity Follows the Spatial Distribution of Experienced Face Locations. Journal of Vision (2024)

Michelle GreeneBenjamin BalasQuinn O'ConnorKaiki ChiuEmily Lo

experienced face locationsvisual perceptionvision researchface detection sensitivityspatial distributionface detectionpsychology

Is Visual Information Use During Facial Emotion Recognition Related to Eating Disorder Symptoms in College-Aged Men and Women? an Experimental Study. Journal of Eating Disorders (2024)

Ilya NudnouKatherine A DugganLauren SchaeferBenjamin Balas

eating disordersvisual information usefacial emotion recognitionexperimental studypsychology

Mid-Level Characteristics of Drawings Made by Observers With Aphantasia. Journal of Perceptual Imaging (2024)

Benjamin Balas

mid-level characteristicsaphasiaimage manipulationvisual perceptioncognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchgraph drawingvisual systemimage representationcognitive scienceearly visionimage analysisvisual scienceart

The Tuning of Face Pareidolia to Orientation Statistics. Journal of Vision (2024)

Benjamin BalasAbigail BergerMary CaseyMyra Morton

visual perceptionvision researchface pareidoliavisual systemcognitive scienceorientation statisticsvisual science

The Visual Experience Dataset: Over 200 Recorded Hours of Integrated Eye Movement, Odometry, and Egocentric Video. Journal of Vision (2024)

Michelle R. GreeneBenjamin J. BalasMark D. LescroartPaul R. MacNeilageJennifer A. HartKamran BinaeePeter A. HausamannRonald MezileBharath ShankarChristian B. SinnottKaylie CapurroSavannah HalowHunter HoweMariam JosyulaAnnie LiAbraham MiesesAmina MohamedIlya NudnouEzra ParkhillPeter RileyBrett SchmidtMatthew W. ShinkleWentao SiBrian SzekelyJoaquin M. TorresEliana Weissmann

visual perceptionvision researchintegrated eye movementvideo interpretationegocentric videovisual experience datasetvirtual realityophthalmologyvisual science

Eye Movements During Active Vision Are Not Driven by Saliency, Meaning, or Aesthetics. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jennifer HartWentao SiJoaquin TorresRonald MezileBenjamin BalasMichelle Greene

ophthalmologyaestheticsactive visioneye movements

Facial Emotion Recognition in People With Differing Levels of Eating Disorder Symptoms. Journal of Vision (2023)

Ilya NudnouKatherine DugganLauren SchaeferBenjamin Balas

psychiatryvisual perceptiondifferential psychologyvision researcheating disorderscognitive sciencefacial emotion recognitionpsychology

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Benjamin Balas

North Dakota State University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Sciences

Psychology

NoneBenjamin Balas is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Sciences faculty at North Dakota State University.

Honors

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Experiences

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North Dakota State University

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Video Presentations

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Effects of Maze Appearance on Maze Solving. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2025)

Yelda SemizerDian YuQianqian WanBenjamin BalasRuth Rosenholtz

experimental psychologyattentionmaze appearancepsychophysicspsychologycognitive sciencecognitive psychologybehavioral sciences

Face Pareidolia is Sensitive to Spectral Power and Orientation Energy. (2025)

Benjamin Balas

face pareidoliaorientation energyspectral powerenvironmental science

Casting Shadows on the Eye to Reveal the Inverted Retinal Image. Visual Cognition (2024)

Benjamin BalasMark E. McCourt

visual perceptionretinavision researchinverted retinal imageophthalmologyvisualization

Face Detection Sensitivity Follows the Spatial Distribution of Experienced Face Locations. Journal of Vision (2024)

Michelle GreeneBenjamin BalasQuinn O'ConnorKaiki ChiuEmily Lo

experienced face locationsvisual perceptionvision researchface detection sensitivityspatial distributionface detectionpsychology

Is Visual Information Use During Facial Emotion Recognition Related to Eating Disorder Symptoms in College-Aged Men and Women? an Experimental Study. Journal of Eating Disorders (2024)

Ilya NudnouKatherine A DugganLauren SchaeferBenjamin Balas

eating disordersvisual information usefacial emotion recognitionexperimental studypsychology

Mid-Level Characteristics of Drawings Made by Observers With Aphantasia. Journal of Perceptual Imaging (2024)

Benjamin Balas

The Tuning of Face Pareidolia to Orientation Statistics. Journal of Vision (2024)

Benjamin BalasAbigail BergerMary CaseyMyra Morton

visual perceptionvision researchface pareidoliavisual systemcognitive scienceorientation statisticsvisual science

The Visual Experience Dataset: Over 200 Recorded Hours of Integrated Eye Movement, Odometry, and Egocentric Video. Journal of Vision (2024)

visual perceptionvision researchintegrated eye movementvideo interpretationegocentric videovisual experience datasetvirtual realityophthalmologyvisual science

Eye Movements During Active Vision Are Not Driven by Saliency, Meaning, or Aesthetics. Journal of Vision (2023)

Jennifer HartWentao SiJoaquin TorresRonald MezileBenjamin BalasMichelle Greene

ophthalmologyaestheticsactive visioneye movements

Facial Emotion Recognition in People With Differing Levels of Eating Disorder Symptoms. Journal of Vision (2023)

Ilya NudnouKatherine DugganLauren SchaeferBenjamin Balas

psychiatryvisual perceptiondifferential psychologyvision researcheating disorderscognitive sciencefacial emotion recognitionpsychology

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