Sensory Gain Outperforms Efficient Readout Mechanisms in Predicting Attention-Related Improvements in BehaviorSirawaj Itthipuripat, John T. Serences, Edward F. Ester et al.|Journal of Neuroscience|2014Cited by 80
When Conflict Cannot be Avoided: Relative Contributions of Early Selection and Frontal Executive Control in Mitigating Stroop ConflictSirawaj Itthipuripat, John T. Serences, Sean Deering|Cerebral Cortex|2019Cited by 21
Having More Choices Changes How Human Observers Weight Stable Sensory EvidenceSirawaj Itthipuripat, John T. Serences, Kexin Cha et al.|Journal of Neuroscience|2018Cited by 17
When conflict cannot be avoided: executive control dominates early selective sensory modulations during cognitive conflictSirawaj Itthipuripat, John T. Serences, Sean Deering|bioRxiv (Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory)|2017Cited by 1
Attentional gain control during decision-making with multiple alternativesSirawaj Itthipuripat, John T. Serences, Sean Deering et al.|Journal of Vision|2015Cited by 0