Elvio Blini
Biographic Data
| ID | 9488122 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Elvio Blini |
| GIVEN NAMES | Elvio |
| FAMILY NAME | Blini |
| SIGNATURE | BLINI E |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Florence |
| ORCID | 0000-0002-7181-5763 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 6 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 0 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 6 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2021 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2025 |
| H-INDEX | 0 |
Spatial regularities in a closed-loop audiovisual search task bias subsequent free-viewing behavior
Statistical learning of spatial regularities during visual search leads to prioritization of target-rich locations. The resulting attentional bias may subsequently affect orienting and search behavior in similar tasks but its transfer to free viewing has not been demonstrated. We exploited a novel closed-loop paradigm where human observers searched for invisible target locations on a screen only guided by real-time auditory feedback conveying gaz…
Pupil size as a biomarker of cognitive (dys)functions: Toward a physiologically informed screening of mental states
The objective assessment of cognitive processes is of critical importance to understanding the mechanisms underlying various mental functions and dysfunctions. In recent years, the technological innovations related to the eye-tracking industry made the time right to organically integrate pupillometry in the assessment of cognitive profiles. Here, we review evidence showing that pupillometry offers a uniquely sensitive biomarker of the functioning…
What pupil size can and cannot tell about math anxiety
Math Anxiety (MA) consists of excessive fear and worry about math-related situations. It represents a major barrier to numerical competence and the pursuit of STEM careers. Yet, we currently do not dispose of many tools that can capture its multifaceted nature, e.g. moving beyond the exclusive reliance on self-reports and meta-cognition. Here we sought to probe Pupil Size (PS) as a viable tool in the study of MA by administering arithmetic proble…
Pupil size as a robust marker of attentional bias toward nicotine-related stimuli in smokers
Spatial attention can be magnetically attracted by behaviorally salient stimuli. This phenomenon occasionally conflicts with behavioral goals, leading to maladaptive consequences, as in the case of addiction, in which attentional biases have been described and linked with clinically meaningful variables, such as craving level or dependence intensity. Here, we sought to probe the markers of attentional priority in smokers through eye-tracking meas…
Effects of attentional shifts along the vertical axis on number processing: An eye-tracking study with optokinetic stimulation
Peripersonal and reaching space differ: Evidence from their spatial extent and multisensory facilitation pattern
Peripersonal space (PPS) is a multisensory representation of the space near body parts facilitating interactions with the close environment. Studies on non-human and human primates agree in showing that PPS is a body part-centered representation that guides actions. Because of these characteristics, growing confusion surrounds peripersonal and arm-reaching space (ARS), that is the space one’s arm can reach. Despite neuroanatomical evidence favori…
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Peripersonal and reaching space differ: Evidence from their spatial extent and multisensory facilitation pattern
Peripersonal space (PPS) is a multisensory representation of the space near body parts facilitating interactions with the close environment. Studies on non-human and human primates agree in showing that PPS is a body part-centered representation that guides actions. Because of these characteristics, growing confusion surrounds peripersonal and arm-reaching space (ARS), that is the space one’s arm can reach. Despite neuroanatomical evidence favori…
Effects of attentional shifts along the vertical axis on number processing: An eye-tracking study with optokinetic stimulation
Pupil size as a robust marker of attentional bias toward nicotine-related stimuli in smokers
Spatial attention can be magnetically attracted by behaviorally salient stimuli. This phenomenon occasionally conflicts with behavioral goals, leading to maladaptive consequences, as in the case of addiction, in which attentional biases have been described and linked with clinically meaningful variables, such as craving level or dependence intensity. Here, we sought to probe the markers of attentional priority in smokers through eye-tracking meas…
What pupil size can and cannot tell about math anxiety
Math Anxiety (MA) consists of excessive fear and worry about math-related situations. It represents a major barrier to numerical competence and the pursuit of STEM careers. Yet, we currently do not dispose of many tools that can capture its multifaceted nature, e.g. moving beyond the exclusive reliance on self-reports and meta-cognition. Here we sought to probe Pupil Size (PS) as a viable tool in the study of MA by administering arithmetic proble…
Spatial regularities in a closed-loop audiovisual search task bias subsequent free-viewing behavior
Statistical learning of spatial regularities during visual search leads to prioritization of target-rich locations. The resulting attentional bias may subsequently affect orienting and search behavior in similar tasks but its transfer to free viewing has not been demonstrated. We exploited a novel closed-loop paradigm where human observers searched for invisible target locations on a screen only guided by real-time auditory feedback conveying gaz…
Pupil size as a biomarker of cognitive (dys)functions: Toward a physiologically informed screening of mental states
The objective assessment of cognitive processes is of critical importance to understanding the mechanisms underlying various mental functions and dysfunctions. In recent years, the technological innovations related to the eye-tracking industry made the time right to organically integrate pupillometry in the assessment of cognitive profiles. Here, we review evidence showing that pupillometry offers a uniquely sensitive biomarker of the functioning…
Cognitive psychology (6 works) · Psychology (6 works) · Neuroscience (5 works) · Developmental psychology (4 works) · Cognition (3 works) · Communication (3 works) · Pupil (3 works) · Pupillary response (3 works) · Anxiety (2 works) · Artificial Intelligence (2 works)