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Elizabeth T. Davis etdavis6@earthlink.net phone: 404-894-7558 research_area: Engineering Psychology Selected Publications:
  • Davis, E.T., Hailston, K., Kraemer, E., Hamilton-Taylor, A., Rhodes, P., Papadimitrious, C., & Garcia, strong.A. (2006).  Perceptual characteristics of computerized program visualizations can differentially affect detection and localization performance.  Proceedings of the Human Factors and Ergonomics 50th Annual Meeting.
  • Davis, E.T., Shikano, T., Main, K., Hailston, K., Michel, R.K., & Sathian, K. (2006).  Mirror-image symmetry and search asymmetry:  A comparison of their effects on visual search and a possible unifying explanation.  Vision Research, 46, 1263-1281.
  • Davis, E.T. (2006).  Invited Book Review:  Neurobiology of Attention.  Physiology & Behavior, 87, 447-448.
  • Davis, E.T. & Palmer, J. (2004).  Visual search & attention:  an overview. Spatial Vision, 17, 249-255.
  • Davis, E.T., Shikano, T., Peterson, S.A., & Michel, R.K. (2003). Divided attention and visual search for simple versus complex features. Vision Research, 43, 2213-2232.
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