Attending to moving objects

2022 · doi:10.31234/osf.io/c75x4
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This book reviews current knowledge on human multiple object tracking, with supplementary materials available online.

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This book, posted with chapter hyperlinks, cross-references, and embedded movies at tracking.whatanimalssee.com, reviews some of what we know about multiple object tracking by humans. A revised version will appear in the Cambridge Element book series of Cambridge University Press.

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