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Howard Egeth

Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Natural Sciences

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

School of Medicine

Neuroscience

Howard Egeth is currently serving as a Psychological And Brain Sciences Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Johns Hopkins University.

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Howard Egeth

Johns Hopkins University

Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences

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cognitive science psychology neuroscience cognitive neuroscience vision research attention visual perception experimental psychology cognition behavioral sciences psychophysics cognitive psychology sensory science neuropsychology psychological science psychodynamic visual search human performance visual science attentional capture psycholinguistics applied cognitive psychology spatial cognition human cognition inhibitory process williams syndrome psychological bulletin parallel processing visual processing singleton search educational psychology experimental social psychology machine vision attentional blink applied psychology metacognition guidance system decision science behavioral decision making target identification performance theory comparative psychology feature selection visual attention stimulus-driven attentional capture white bear verbal interference feature-based attention serial processing visual long-term memory perceptual selectivity counseling psychology wildlife localization behavioral research applied social psychology human decision process voluntary control selection bias patient education accuracy and precision text recognition experimental analysis wildlife management learning theory location estimation multidimensional analysis feature detection human factors biological psychology emotion regulation writer identification human error time course human cortex stimulus-driven attentional control

Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

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Not Simply Two Sides of the Same Coin: Target Enhancement and Distractor Suppression Draw on Independent Neural Mechanisms. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2026)

Natalia KhodayariHoward Egethsusan courtney

independent neural mechanismsdistractor suppression drawcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencetarget enhancement

Evidence Against the Low-Salience Account of Attentional Suppression.. Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance (2024)

Brad T StilwellHoward E EgethNicholas Gaspelin

experimental psychologyattentional suppressionpsychologyhuman performance

Evidence Against the Low-Salience Criticism of Signal Suppression. Journal of Vision (2024)

Nicholas GaspelinBrad T. StilwellHoward E. Egeth

signal suppressionvisual perceptionvision researchpsychologylow-salience criticismvisual science

Neurocognitive Mechanism of Radiologists’ Perceptual Errors: Results of Preliminary Studies. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Michael A. BrunoElizabeth A. KrupinskiScott C. BunceGrayson BairdCaitlin MillsPrasanna R. KarunanayakaHoward EgethRyan ChangRoss CottrillSamuel JumpKrishnankutty SathianTimothy J. Mosher

radiation oncologyperceptual errorscognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceradiologyradiomicspreliminary studies

Sensitivity to Highly Salient Features in Dynamic Inattentional Blindness. Journal of Vision (2024)

Makaela NartkerChaz FirestoneHoward EgethIan Phillips

visual scienceattentionvisual perceptiondynamic inattentional blindnessvision researchcognitive impairmentvisual systemvisual impairmentspsychology

Sensitivity to Visual Features in Inattentional Blindness. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Makaela NartkerChaz FirestoneHoward EgethIan Phillips

visual perceptioninattentional blindnessvisual featuresvision researchcognitive scienceophthalmology

Terms of Debate: Consensus Definitions to Guide the Scientific Discourse on Visual Distraction. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

Heinrich R. LiesefeldDominique LamyNicholas GaspelinJoy J. GengDirk KerzelJeffrey D. SchallHarriet A. AllenBrian A. AndersonSage BoettcherNiko A. BuschNancy B. CarlisleHans ColoniusDejan DraschkowHoward EgethAndrew B. LeberHermann J. MüllerJan Philipp RöerAnna SchuböHeleen A. SlagterJan TheeuwesJeremy Wolfe

attentionscientific discoursevisual distractionneurosciencepsychophysicsdiscourse analysiscognitive sciencepsychologyconsensus definitions

A Critique of the Attentional Window Account of Capture Failures. Journal of Cognition (2023)

Nicholas GaspelinHoward E. EgethSteven J. Luck

attentionattentional window accounthuman cognitioncapture failurescognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychologycognition

A New Technique for Measuring the Salience of Distractors. Journal of Vision (2023)

Brad T. StilwellHoward EgethNicholas Gaspelin

visual perceptioncomputer visionsensometricscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchcognitive sciencejournalismvisual science

Enhancement and Suppression Draw on Separable Mechanisms. Journal of Vision (2023)

Natalia KhodayariHoward EgethSusan Courtney

separation technologyvisual perceptionsuppression drawvision researchneuroscienceseparable mechanismscognitive scienceophthalmologyvisual science

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Howard Egeth

Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Johns Hopkins University

Affiliations

Natural Sciences

Department of Psychological and Brain Sciences

Krieger School of Arts and Sciences

Natural Sciences

School of Medicine

Neuroscience

Howard Egeth is currently serving as a Psychological And Brain Sciences Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences at Johns Hopkins University.

Honors

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Experiences

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Education

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Howard Egeth

Johns Hopkins University

Professor of Psychological and Brain Sciences

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Not Simply Two Sides of the Same Coin: Target Enhancement and Distractor Suppression Draw on Independent Neural Mechanisms. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2026)

Natalia KhodayariHoward Egethsusan courtney

independent neural mechanismsdistractor suppression drawcognitive neuroscienceneurosciencetarget enhancement

Evidence Against the Low-Salience Account of Attentional Suppression.. Journal of Experimental Psychology Human Perception & Performance (2024)

Brad T StilwellHoward E EgethNicholas Gaspelin

experimental psychologyattentional suppressionpsychologyhuman performance

Evidence Against the Low-Salience Criticism of Signal Suppression. Journal of Vision (2024)

Nicholas GaspelinBrad T. StilwellHoward E. Egeth

signal suppressionvisual perceptionvision researchpsychologylow-salience criticismvisual science

Neurocognitive Mechanism of Radiologists’ Perceptual Errors: Results of Preliminary Studies. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Michael A. BrunoElizabeth A. KrupinskiScott C. BunceGrayson BairdCaitlin MillsPrasanna R. KarunanayakaHoward EgethRyan ChangRoss CottrillSamuel JumpKrishnankutty SathianTimothy J. Mosher

radiation oncologyperceptual errorscognitive neuroscienceneuroscienceradiologyradiomicspreliminary studies

Sensitivity to Highly Salient Features in Dynamic Inattentional Blindness. Journal of Vision (2024)

Makaela NartkerChaz FirestoneHoward EgethIan Phillips

visual scienceattentionvisual perceptiondynamic inattentional blindnessvision researchcognitive impairmentvisual systemvisual impairmentspsychology

Sensitivity to Visual Features in Inattentional Blindness. bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory) (2024)

Makaela NartkerChaz FirestoneHoward EgethIan Phillips

visual perceptioninattentional blindnessvisual featuresvision researchcognitive scienceophthalmology

Terms of Debate: Consensus Definitions to Guide the Scientific Discourse on Visual Distraction. Attention Perception & Psychophysics (2024)

attentionscientific discoursevisual distractionneurosciencepsychophysicsdiscourse analysiscognitive sciencepsychologyconsensus definitions

A Critique of the Attentional Window Account of Capture Failures. Journal of Cognition (2023)

Nicholas GaspelinHoward E. EgethSteven J. Luck

attentionattentional window accounthuman cognitioncapture failurescognitive neuroscienceneurosciencecognitive sciencecognitive psychologypsychologycognition

A New Technique for Measuring the Salience of Distractors. Journal of Vision (2023)

Brad T. StilwellHoward EgethNicholas Gaspelin

visual perceptioncomputer visionsensometricscognitive neuroscienceneurosciencevision researchcognitive sciencejournalismvisual science

Enhancement and Suppression Draw on Separable Mechanisms. Journal of Vision (2023)

Natalia KhodayariHoward EgethSusan Courtney

separation technologyvisual perceptionsuppression drawvision researchneuroscienceseparable mechanismscognitive scienceophthalmologyvisual science

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