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Adam Reeves

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Northeastern University

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Adam Reeves is a Professor at Northeastern University in the United States. His research interests include color constancy metrics, synesthesia, visual attention, and cognitive processing related to imagery and attention. His recent publications explore various aspects of perception, attention, and consciousness, contributing valuable insights to the field of psychology.

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The University of Manchester

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Five problems with color constancy metrics: discussion

Synesthetic Colors Associated with Personality

Crowding expands and is less sensitive to target-flanker differences during a shift of visual attention

Numerosity depends on normalized contrast energy: Review and square-root law model

The Psychometric Function for Focusing Attention on Pitch

Colour constancy failures expected in colourful environments

The Short-Term Retention of Depth

Experimental phenomenology meets brain information processing: Vividness of voluntary imagery, consciousness of the present, and priming.

Contralateral proximal interference

Attention as a Unitary Concept

The 'anti-shift': Shifting attention opposite to a saccade

The Perky effect revisited: Imagery hinders perception at high levels, but aids it at low

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