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Making time for a dynamic attentional priority map

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Sage Boettcher *
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Gwenllian C. Williams
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Jeremy M. Wolfe
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Nir Shalev
DOI:10.1016/j.tics.2026.05.005delete
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Attentional priority is typically conceived as a static spatial map, despite attention operating in a continuously changing world. We propose a dynamic priority map and outline the core demands and key questions needed to understand attentional guidance in a world that never stands still.
Keywords:
attention
visual search
dynamic cognition
temporal processing
spatial guidance
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Trends in Cognitive Sciences cover
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