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Steven Yantis, B.S., Ph.D.

Affiliations:

Psychological and Brain Sciences

Johns Hopkins University, Baltimore, MD

Area:

Attention, Cognitive Control, fMRI

Website:

http://pbs.jhu.edu/research/yantis/facultyinfo/

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Parents

Geoffrey R. Loftus	research assistant	1976-1977	University of Washington
Earl B. Hunt	research assistant	1978-1980	University of Washington
John Jonides	grad student	1980-1985	University of Michigan
David E. Meyer	grad student	1980-1985	University of Michigan

Children

Mazyar Fallah	research assistant		Johns Hopkins
Daniel Handwerker	research assistant		Johns Hopkins
Alexa B. Roggeveen	research assistant		Johns Hopkins
Benjamin Jacob Tamber-Rosenau	research assistant	2003-2005	Johns Hopkins
David Yaron	research assistant	2005-2007	Johns Hopkins
Kitty Z. Xu	grad student		Johns Hopkins
J Toby Mordkoff	grad student	1986-1991	Johns Hopkins
Douglas N. Johnson	grad student	1987-1992	Johns Hopkins (PsychTree)
Anne P. Hillstrom	grad student	1989-1994	Johns Hopkins
Peter Kramer	grad student	1992-1997	Johns Hopkins
Barry D. Vaughan	grad student	1993-1997	Johns Hopkins
Robert Rauschenberger	grad student	1996-2001	Johns Hopkins
Takehiko Nakama	grad student	1996-2003	Johns Hopkins
Sarah Shomstein	grad student	1998-2003	Johns Hopkins
John Serences	grad student	2000-2005	Johns Hopkins
Todd A. Kelley	grad student	2002-2007	Johns Hopkins
Adam S. Greenberg	grad student	2004-2009	Johns Hopkins
Yu-Chin Chiu	grad student	2005-2010	Johns Hopkins
Benjamin Jacob Tamber-Rosenau	grad student	2005-2010	Johns Hopkins
Brian A. Anderson	grad student	2009-2014	Johns Hopkins
Anthony W. Sali	grad student	2010-2014	Johns Hopkins
Leon Gmeindl	post-doc	2005-	Johns Hopkins
Patryk A. Laurent	post-doc	2009-	Johns Hopkins
Bradley S. Gibson	post-doc	1992-1994	Johns Hopkins
Cathleen M. Moore	post-doc	1994-1996	Johns Hopkins
Jens Schwarzbach	post-doc	1999-2001	Johns Hopkins
Scott D. Slotnick	post-doc	2000-2002	Johns Hopkins
Taosheng Liu	post-doc	2001-2003	Johns Hopkins
Daryl E. Wilson	post-doc	2003-2006	Johns Hopkins
Michael Esterman	post-doc	2006-2009	Johns Hopkins

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Publications

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Gmeindl L, Jefferies LN, Yantis S. (2018) Attention scaling modulates the effective capacity of visual sensory memory. Psychological Research
Sali AW, Anderson BA, Yantis S, et al. (2018) Correction to: Reduced Value-Driven Attentional Capture among Children with ADHD Compared to Typically Developing Control. Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Xu KZ, Anderson BA, Emeric EE, et al. (2017) Neural Basis of Cognitive Control over Movement Inhibition: Human fMRI and Primate Electrophysiology Evidence. Neuron
Sali AW, Anderson BA, Yantis S, et al. (2017) Reduced Value-Driven Attentional Capture Among Children with ADHD Compared to Typically Developing Controls. Journal of Abnormal Child Psychology
Gmeindl L, Chiu YC, Esterman MS, et al. (2016) Tracking the will to attend: Cortical activity indexes self-generated, voluntary shifts of attention. Attention, Perception & Psychophysics
Anderson BA, Kuwabara H, Wong DF, et al. (2016) The Role of Dopamine in Value-Based Attentional Orienting. Current Biology : Cb
Sali AW, Courtney SM, Yantis S. (2016) Spontaneous Fluctuations in the Flexible Control of Covert Attention. The Journal of Neuroscience : the Official Journal of the Society For Neuroscience. 36: 445-54
Anderson B, Kuwabara H, Wong D, et al. (2016) Relating value-driven attentional capture to striatal dopamine: A positron emission tomography study Journal of Vision. 16: 1134
Tokgozoglu H, Sali A, Anderson B, et al. (2015) Structural, not spectral, representation of shape in lateral occipital complex. Journal of Vision. 15: 244
Laurent PA, Hall MG, Anderson BA, et al. (2015) Valuable Orientations Capture Attention. Visual Cognition. 23: 133-146