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Psychological Research|April 8, 2022
Dual-action benefits: global (action-inherent) and local (transient) sources of action prepotency underlying inhibition failures in multiple action controlJens Kürten, Tim Raettig, Julian Gutzeit, et al.Psychological Research|July 2, 2011
The role of saccades in multitasking: towards an output-related view of eye movementsLynn HuesteggePsychological Research|June 1, 2011
Eye movements as a gatekeeper for memorization: evidence for the persistence of attentional sets in visual memory searchLynn Huestegge, Iring KochJournal of Vision|November 20, 2014
Oculomotor dominance in multitasking: mechanisms of conflict resolution in cross-modal actionAleksandra Pieczykolan, Lynn HuesteggeExperimental Aging Research|January 15, 2021
Structuralist Mental Representation of Dual-action Demands: Mechanisms of Improved Dual-task Performance after Practice in Older AdultsTilo Strobach, Lynn HuesteggeAdvances in Cognitive Psychology|December 1, 2010
Effects of syntactic context on eye movements during readingLynn Huestegge, Diana BocianskiExperimental Brain Research|November 17, 2009
Fixation disengagement enhances peripheral perceptual processing: evidence for a perceptual gap effectLynn Huestegge, Iring KochAttention, Perception & Psychophysics|February 3, 2018
Spatial legend compatibility within versus between graphs in multiple graph comprehensionEva Riechelmann, Lynn HuesteggeJournal of Experimental Psychology. Human Perception and Performance|April 1, 2009
Dual-task crosstalk between saccades and manual responsesLynn Huestegge, Iring KochActa Psychologica|August 3, 2014
When two actions are easier than one: how inhibitory control demands affect response processingLynn Huestegge, Iring KochPageof 10