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Adam J. Reeves
Adam J. Reeves
Professor
125 Nightingale
(617) 373-4708 (office)
(617) 373-8714 (fax)
reeves@neu.edu
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Research
My research interests focus on human perception and attention, specifically, how attending to something makes it easier, or in some cases, more difficult to see or hear. I am also interested in human color vision, visual masking and other phenomena related to how quickly we can process visual information. Finally, I am interested in the effects of mental imagery on perception; for example, how having a visual or auditory mental image of something can affect the way you see or hear.
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