Lab Members

Doctoral Students

Ricardo Max: The mutations paradigm - Assesing the time course of distractor processing. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Rotem Avital: Mechanisms of facilitation and inhibition in visual selection. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Yael Shaked: Top-down vs. bottom-up factors in attentional capture. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Research Assistants

Ofer Sarig - Lab Manager

Idan Ben-Zvi - Programmer

Ran Berzon - Research Assistant

Gal Halevy - Research Assistant

Ph.D. Alumni

Nilli Lavie: Perceptual load and physical distinctiveness as determinants of the locus of attentional selection. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated-1992.

Currently Professor, University College of London.

Nachshon Meiran: Reading ability differences in immediate repetition priming: Evidence for an activation dumping mechanism. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated-1993.

Currently Professor, Ben Gurion University.

Lilach Shalev-Mevorach: Effects of attention on length judgments of vertical lines. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated-1995.

Currently Associate Professor, Tel Aviv University.

Dominique Lamy: On the status of location in visual attention. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated –2000.

Currently Professor, Tel Aviv University.

Tal Bareket: Effects of attention on localizing stimuli in the visual field. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated-1998.

Ilan Losovsky: Resolution theory of visual attention: An empirical investigation. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated: 2003.

Avner Caspi: (Joint supervision with Prof. Wolfgang Prinz-Head, Max Planc Institute). Attentional priority cause negative asynchrony. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated: 2003.

Currently Senior Lecturer, Open University.

Tal Makovsky: On the precedence and dominance of features vs. dimensions. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated: 2005

Currently Associate Proffesor, Open University.

Alon Avissar: The four-component model of attention and ADHD. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

graduated 2009.

Michal Shapira: The influence of observer and stimulus related factors on the attentioanl white bear effect. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

graduated 2009.

Currently Senior Lecturer, College at Kiryat Ono.

Aya Lahav: The attentioanl white bear phenomenon: Extensions and boundaries. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated 2013.

Hanna Benoni: The dilution of perceptual load. Psychology Department, Tel Aviv University.

Graduated 2013.

Currently Lecturer, College of Management.