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Geoffrey F. Woodman

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Vanderbilt University

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College of Arts and Science

Psychology

Geoffrey F. Woodman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

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cognitive science neuroscience cognitive neuroscience attention visual perception memory applied cognitive psychology cognition vision research psychology visual science visual processing memory studies working memory neuropsychology psychological science human memory visual working memory neurophysiology visual search behavioural process memory systems cognitive psychology electrophysiology cognitive electrophysiology psychophysics brain function primate behavior explicit memory neurology animal cognition human cognition brain stimulation image representation event-related potentials neural science spatial cognition frontal eye field long-term memory storage (memory) visual long-term memory memory representations visual attention psychodynamic implicit memory applied psychology neurostimulation visual cortex direct-current stimulation brain science stop-signal task electrical stimulation psychological bulletin music perception neurolinguistics biological psychology neurodynamics brain circuitry attentional templates visual distraction experimental social psychology localization behavioral research behavioral decision making change detection voluntary control self-awareness serial deployment visual-spatial attention educational psychology sensory science storage allocation space-time processing spatiotemporal organization performance theory metacognition visual memory

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How Attention and Working Memory Married and Divorced, With Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance as the Witness.. Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance (2025)

interpersonal relationshipspsychological methodshuman perceptionapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiescognitioncognitive sciencepsychologyworking memorypsychological sciencememorysocial psychologyhuman memoryexperimental psychology

Investigating Memory Episodes in Location Probability Learning: Can Altering Response Features Reset Spatial Bias?. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2025)

spatial biasspatial cognitionapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiesspatial reasoningcognitionneurosciencecognitive sciencebehavioural processlocalizationexplicit memorypsychological sciencelocation probability learningmemorymemory episodescognitive neurosciencehuman memoryexperimental psychology

Models of Long-Term Memory Can Already Produce Several of the Key Signatures of Visual Working Memory Storage. Journal of Vision (2025)

visual perceptionapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiesvisual processingkey signaturescognitionneurosciencecognitive sciencememory storagevisual scienceneural computationstorage (memory)working memorymemorycognitive neurosciencelong-term memorymemory systems

What is Memorable Across the Pacific Ocean Shows Evidence of Prior Learning on the Memorability of New Visual Inputs. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

visual perceptionapplied cognitive psychologymemory studiespacific oceanvisual systemcognitive sciencecognitionvisual sciencenew visual inputslanguageexplicit memoryearly visionpsychological sciencememorycognitive neurosciencehuman memoryexperimental psychology

Can You Enhance Visual Learning With Stimulation of the Medial-Frontal Cortex?. Journal of Vision (2024)

Gengshi HuGeoffrey Woodman

visual perceptionvision researchvisual systemneurosciencecognitive sciencevisual sciencevisual functionbrain functionvisual learningvisual reasoningcognitive neurosciencemedial-frontal cortexbrain stimulation

Executive Control Can Query Hidden Human Memories. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Chong ZhaoKeisuke FukudaGeoffrey F. Woodman

cognitive scienceneurosciencepsychologyhidden human memorieshuman cognitionmemoryexecutive controlhuman memory

Intentional Learning Establishes Multiple Attentional Sets That Simultaneously Guide Attention.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2024)

Sisi WangGeoffrey F Woodman

cognitioncognitive sciencepsychologyexperimental psychologyattention

Investigating Memory Episodes in Location Probability Learning: Can Altering Response Features Reset Spatial Bias?. (2024)

Xinger YuGeoffrey Forrest Woodman

spatial biascognitive scienceresponse featureslocation probability learningmemorymemory episodes

No Signs of Interference Between Learned Attentional Sets. Journal of Vision (2024)

attention disordersmemory studiesapplied cognitive psychologycognitionneurosciencecognitive sciencehuman cognitionattentional setscognitive neuroscienceattention

Posterior Erp Tracks Evidence Accumulation for Memory-Based Decisions.. (2024)

Keisuke FukudaFrida PrintzlauMin-Suk KangGeoffrey Forrest Woodman

memory-based decisionscognitive sciencepsychologymemory

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Geoffrey F. Woodman

Professor

Vanderbilt University

Affiliations

College of Arts and Science

Psychology

Geoffrey F. Woodman is currently serving as a College Of Arts And Science Professor at Vanderbilt University.

Honors

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Investigating Memory Episodes in Location Probability Learning: Can Altering Response Features Reset Spatial Bias?. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2025)

Models of Long-Term Memory Can Already Produce Several of the Key Signatures of Visual Working Memory Storage. Journal of Vision (2025)

What is Memorable Across the Pacific Ocean Shows Evidence of Prior Learning on the Memorability of New Visual Inputs. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2025)

Can You Enhance Visual Learning With Stimulation of the Medial-Frontal Cortex?. Journal of Vision (2024)

Gengshi HuGeoffrey Woodman

Executive Control Can Query Hidden Human Memories. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Chong ZhaoKeisuke FukudaGeoffrey F. Woodman

cognitive scienceneurosciencepsychologyhidden human memorieshuman cognitionmemoryexecutive controlhuman memory

Intentional Learning Establishes Multiple Attentional Sets That Simultaneously Guide Attention.. Journal of Experimental Psychology General (2024)

Sisi WangGeoffrey F Woodman

cognitioncognitive sciencepsychologyexperimental psychologyattention

Investigating Memory Episodes in Location Probability Learning: Can Altering Response Features Reset Spatial Bias?. (2024)

Xinger YuGeoffrey Forrest Woodman

spatial biascognitive scienceresponse featureslocation probability learningmemorymemory episodes

No Signs of Interference Between Learned Attentional Sets. Journal of Vision (2024)

attention disordersmemory studiesapplied cognitive psychologycognitionneurosciencecognitive sciencehuman cognitionattentional setscognitive neuroscienceattention

Posterior Erp Tracks Evidence Accumulation for Memory-Based Decisions.. (2024)

Keisuke FukudaFrida PrintzlauMin-Suk KangGeoffrey Forrest Woodman

memory-based decisionscognitive sciencepsychologymemory

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