Anna Kosovicheva

Assistant Professor

University of Toronto Mississauga

Canada

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Dr. Anna Kosovicheva is an Assistant Professor at the University of Toronto - Mississauga, Canada. Her research areas include visual perception, psychophysics, and typography. She has contributed to multiple studies examining visual sensitivity, attention distribution, and font readability, as highlighted in her recent articles. Her work utilizes extensive data analysis and experimental methods to investigate cognitive processes related to visual search and awareness.

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Harvard University

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Reducing the low prevalence effect: Does similarity search translate to binary decisions?

A Comparison of Methods for Measuring Interocular Delays

Examining the relationship between individual differences in visual sensitivity and distribution of covert attention around the visual field

Localization biases in the periphery are idiosyncratic: Evidence from over 9000 observers

Psychophysics of variable fonts: Do multiple font features interact to impact readability?

The impact of font on typo detection: a novel visual search paradigm

What can 9 million trials tell us about memorability in a hybrid search task?

Road Hazard Stimuli: Annotated naturalistic road videos for studying hazard detection and scene perception

Seeing the truck, but missing the cyclist: effects of blur on duration thresholds for road hazard detection

Peripheral Binocular Imbalance in Anisometropic and Strabismic Amblyopia

A continuous tracking measure of orientation sensitivity and bias in the visual periphery

A psychophysical approach for investigating format readability online

Follow the Dot: Do we have implicit awareness of our own eye movements?

Taking prevalence effects on the road: Rare hazards are often missed

Spatial variability in localization biases predicts crowding performance

Individual differences in gaze behavior: Comparing high-level and sensory contributions

Psychophysics of variable fonts: Gaze measures of reading efficiency

Psychophysics of variable fonts: Speed and comprehension measures

When should you warn the driver about the moose?: The effect of auditory cue timing on hazard localization in naturalistic videos

Where was the moose? The time course of dynamic road scene perception

Effects of Blur on Duration Thresholds for Road Hazard Detection

Spatial Heterogeneity in Localization Biases Predicts Crowding Performance

The Moose Came Out of Nowhere: Low Prevalence Effects in Road Hazard Detection

Normal blindness: when we Look But Fail To See

Effects of temporal and spatiotemporal cues on detection of dynamic road hazards

Gravitational effects of scene information in object localization

Attentional Cueing in the World: Temporal and Spatiotemporal Cues for Road Hazards

Microsaccades before response initiation reflect angular errors in a manual peripheral localization task

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