Observational analysis reveals interrelated stimulus-specific biases in visual working memory, suggesting possible links to contextual biases and perceptual structure.
Key Points
Significant individual differences influence stimulus-specific biases in visual working memory.
Experiment 1 revealed reliable attractors in color space that vary across individuals.
Contextual biases, like serial dependence and item repulsion, interact with stimulus-specific properties.
Strong connections exist between stimulus-specific and contextual biases, linked to underlying perceptual structure.