David Navon

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David Navon is affiliated with the following schools: University of Haifa, University of California, San Diego, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University, University of New Zealand

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Forest before trees: The precedence of global features in visual perception (1977) (3806)
On the Economy of the Human Processing System: A Model of Multiple Capacity. (1977) (1658)
Resources—a theoretical soup stone? (1984) (594)
Queuing or Sharing? A Critical Evaluation of the Single-Bottleneck Notion (2002) (362)
Role of outcome conflict in dual-task interference. (1987) (338)
The forest revisited: More on global precedence (1981) (316)
Does global precedence really depend on visual angle? (1983) (192)
What does a compound letter tell the psychologist's mind? (2003) (187)
The importance of being visible: On the role of attention in a mind viewed as an anarchic intelligence system i basic tenets (1989) (136)
Irrelevance of figural identity for resolving ambiguities in apparent motion. (1976) (132)
Different difficulty manipulations interact differently with task emphasis: evidence for multiple resources. (1982) (121)
The function of consciousness or of information? (1991) (96)
How Many Trees Does it Take to Make a Forest? (1983) (89)
Do attention and decision follow perception Comment on Miller. (1981) (78)
Allocation of Attention According to Informativeness in Visual Recognition (1983) (77)
The importance of being visible: On the role of attention in a mind viewed as an anarchic intelligence system: II. Application to the field of attention. (1989) (73)
The importance of being conservative: Some reflections on human Bayesian behaviour (1978) (64)
How is performance limited: Testing the notion of central capacity (1980) (64)
Testing a queue hypothesis for the processing of global and local information. (1991) (61)
Does word naming involve grapheme-to-phoneme translation? Evidence from Hebrew (1981) (59)
Global precedence and response activation: Evidence from LRPs (2002) (56)
The paradox of driving speed: two adverse effects on highway accident rate. (2003) (49)
MAX VELMANS (1991) IS HUMAN INFORMATION PROCESSING CONSCIOUS ? BBS 14:651-726. AUTHOR'S RESPONSE (1993) (48)
The Dependence on Graphemes and on Their Translation to Phonemes in Reading: A Developmental Perspective. Technical Report No. 208. (1981) (45)
Selection of lineup foils by similarity to the suspect is likely to misfire (1992) (33)
Experience and information should be distinguished (1993) (31)
Does attention serve to integrate features (1990) (31)
Exploring two methods for estimating performance tradeoff (1990) (30)
Alone together: Public and private dimensions of a Tel-Aviv cafe (1991) (27)
Perception of misoriented words and letter strings. (1978) (24)
How critical is the accuracy of an eyewitness's memory? Another look at the issue of lineup diagnosticity. (1990) (24)
On separability of and interference between tracking dimensions in dual-axis tracking. (1984) (23)
On a conceptual hierarchy of time, space, and other dimensions (1978) (23)
Attentional selection: Early, late, or neither? (1989) (21)
The distribution of information within letters (1981) (21)
Illusory Conjunctions: Does Inattention Really Matter? (1995) (21)
Preattentive processing or prefocal processing (1985) (17)
Does Integration Produce Masking or Protect from it? (1981) (16)
Computer-managed practice: Effects on instructional methods and on teacher adoption (1990) (13)
Why do we blame the mirror for reversing left and right? (1987) (13)
The effect of recognizability on figure–ground processing: Does it affect parsing or only figure selection? (2011) (12)
Treisman's search model does not require feature integration: Rejoinder to Treisman (1990). (1990) (11)
Is location cueing inherently superior to color cueing? Not if color is presented early enough. (2008) (11)
The Distribution of Visual Information in the Vertical Dimension of Roman and Hebrew Letters. (1980) (10)
How plausible is it that conscious control is illusory? (2014) (10)
Ecological Parameters + Nonlineup Evidence: A Reply to Wells and Luus (1990) (8)
Relative judgment seems to be the key: revisiting the Beck effect. (2000) (8)
The Sisters of the Golden Section (2011) (7)
Interpretations of Task Difficulty in Terms of Resources: Efficiency, Load, Demand, and Cost Composition. (1978) (7)
Preservation and change of hue, brightness, and form in apparent motion (1983) (7)
On determining what is unconscious and what is perception (1986) (6)
Statistical and metastatistical considerations in analysing the desirability of human Bayesian conservatism (1981) (6)
Using an Advance Time Meter display as means to reduce driving speed (2015) (6)
STAFF-INMATES COOPERATION IN ISRAELI PRISONS: TOWARD A NON-FUNCTIONALISTIC THEORY OF TOTAL INSTITUTIONS* (2015) (5)
The h-i index: A proposed new metric of individual scientific output (2009) (5)
Effort aversiveness may be functional, but does it reflect opportunity cost? (2013) (5)
Computers and Class (1991) (5)
The seemingly appropriate but virtually inappropriate (1988) (5)
On the process of recognizing inverted words: Does it rely only on orientation-invariant cues? (2004) (4)
A single-element impact in global/local processing: the roles of element centrality and diagnosticity (2008) (4)
Tracking in Two Dimensions as a Function of Dimension Priorities and Tracking Difficulty (1977) (3)
Is it processing capacity that is being defined (1998) (3)
The Role of Outcome Conflict in Dual-Task Interference. ICS Report 8601. (1986) (3)
The Seemingly Appropriate but Virtually Inappropriate: Notes about Characteristics of Jokes. Technical Report No. 223. (1981) (2)
Reading Hebrew: How Necessary Is the Graphemic Representation of Vowels? (2017) (2)
"Ecological parameters ≠ nonlineup evidence: A reply to Wells and Luus": Correction. (1991) (2)
The effect of uncertainty in stimulus perception on same-different judgments (1978) (2)
Is Conscious Awareness Inexplicable? The 'Hard Problem of Consciousness' Further Pinpointed (2015) (2)
A correlational approach to studying Bayesian inference in experimental settings (1975) (2)
A simple method for latency analysis in signal detection tasks (1975) (2)
A-consciousness: The local newspaper of the mind? (1995) (2)
On rustles, wolf interpretations, and other wild speculations (1987) (2)
A Case of a Dual Frame of Reference (1992) (2)
Visibility or Disability: Notes on Attention. (1986) (2)
The Overshadowed Sister of Cognition: Notes on Sentience (2015) (1)
The Beck effect is back, now in color: A demonstration (2004) (1)
A novel cost/benefit approach for reducing frequency of deviant driving speeds in expressways (2019) (1)
The demise of the icon or of the icon-as-a- picture metaphor? (1983) (1)
Incidental learning of secondary attentional cueing. (2008) (1)
Consider avoiding the .05 significance level (2016) (1)
A demonstration of direct access to colored stimuli following cueing by color. (2011) (1)
Does high income inequality signify inequality of opportunities (2013) (0)
How to affect effectively undesirable effects (1992) (0)
The Distribution of Information within Letters. Technical Report No. 215. (1981) (0)
Critical levels and magnitude of effects (1984) (0)
Egocentric framing - one way people may fail in a switch dilemma: evidence from excessive lane switching. (2013) (0)
Incidental detection of rhyming in silent reading (1993) (0)
A puzzle about hypnosis that grandma may still have (1987) (0)
Why is Sentience so Hardly Explicable (2016) (0)
The Computer as a Silent Partner in Essay Scoring (2006) (0)
Egocentric Framing - One Way People May Fail in a Switch Dilemma: Evidence from Excessive Lane Switching (2013) (0)
Do top and bottom contribute to object perception more than left and right? (2009) (0)
Is attention allocation sensitive to word informativeness? (1987) (0)
Applying Activation Theory for Modeling Task Interference in Dual-Task Situations. (1986) (0)
Does Dual-Axis Tracking Demand More Resources Than Single-Axis Tracking? (1980) (0)
Wanted – A Functional Explication of the Term 'Attention' (2016) (0)

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