Dr Matteo Lisi

Lisi, M., Morgan, MJ. and Solomon, JA., (2022). Perceptual decisions and oculomotor responses rely on temporally distinct streams of evidence. Communications Biology. 5 (1), 189-

Lisi, M., (2022). Navigating the COVID-19 Infodemic: The Influence of Metacognitive Efficiency on Health Behaviors and Policy Attitudes

Cavanagh, P., Anstis, S., Lisi, M., Wexler, M., Maechler, MR., ’t Hart, BM., Shams-Ahmar, M. and Saleki, S., (2022). Exploring the frame effect. Journal of Vision. 22 (12), 5-5

Rimsky-Robert, D., Lisi, M., Noûs, C. and Sergent, C., (2021). Consciously detecting and recognizing a stimulus without knowing what it looks like

Michalek, JE., Lisi, M., Awad, D., Hadfield, K., Mareschal, I. and Dajani, R., (2021). The Effects of a Reading-Based Intervention on Emotion Processing in Children Who Have Suffered Early Adversity and War Related Trauma. Frontiers in Psychology. 12, 613754-

Crossland, MD., Dekker, TM., Hancox, J., Lisi, M., Wemyss, TA. and Thomas, PBM., (2021). Evaluation of a Home-Printable Vision Screening Test for Telemedicine. JAMA Ophthalmology. 139 (3), 271-277

Maechler, MR., Heller, NH., Lisi, M., Cavanagh, P. and Tse, PU., (2021). Smooth pursuit operates over perceived not physical positions of the double-drift stimulus. Journal of Vision. 21 (11), 6-6

Lisi, M., (2020). Uncertainty and spatial updating in posterior parietal cortex. Cortex. 130, 441-443

Dekker, T. and Lisi, M., (2020). Sensory Development: Integration before Calibration. Current Biology. 30 (9), R409-R412

Maus, GW., Goh, HL. and Lisi, M., (2020). Perceiving locations of moving objects across eye blinks. Psychological Science. 31 (9), 1117-1128

Lisi, M., Mongillo, G., Milne, G., Dekker, T. and Gorea, A., (2020). Discrete confidence levels revealed by sequential decisions. Nature Human Behaviour. 5 (2), 273-280

Lisi, M., Solomon, JA. and Morgan, MJ., (2019). Gain control of saccadic eye movements is probabilistic. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of USA. 116 (32), 16137-16142

Massendari, D., Lisi, M., Collins, T. and Cavanagh, P., (2018). Memory-guided saccades show effect of a perceptual illusion whereas visually guided saccades do not. Journal of Neurophysiology. 119 (1), 62-72

Bonato, M., Lisi, M., Pegoraro, S. and Pourtois, G., (2018). Cue-target contingencies modulate voluntary orienting of spatial attention: dissociable effects for speed and accuracy. Psychological Research. 82 (2), 272-283

Haladjian, HH., Lisi, M. and Cavanagh, P., (2018). Motion and position shifts induced by the double-drift stimulus are unaffected by attentional load. Attention, Perception and Psychophysics. 80 (4), 884-893

Lisi, M. and Cavanagh, P., (2017). Different spatial representations guide eye and hand movements. Journal of Vision. 17 (2), 12-12

Maus, GW., Duyck, M., Lisi, M., Collins, T., Whitney, D. and Cavanagh, P., (2017). Target Displacements during Eye Blinks Trigger Automatic Recalibration of Gaze Direction. Current Biology. 27 (3), 445-450

Lisi, M. and Gorea, A., (2016). Time constancy in human perception. Journal of Vision. 16, 1-12

Ranzini, M., Lisi, M. and Zorzi, M., (2016). Voluntary eye movements direct attention on the mental number space. Psychological Research. 80 (3), 389-398

Lisi, M. and Gorea, A., (2016). Time constancy in human perception. Journal of Vision. 16 (14), 3-3

Bonato, M., Spironelli, C., Lisi, M., Priftis, K. and Zorzi, M., (2015). Effects of Multimodal Load on Spatial Monitoring as Revealed by ERPs. PLOS ONE. 10 (9), e0136719-e0136719

Ranzini, M., Lisi, M., Blini, E., Pitteri, M., Treccani, B., Priftis, K. and Zorzi, M., (2015). Larger, smaller, odd or even? Task-specific effects of optokinetic stimulation on the mental number space. Journal of Cognitive Psychology. 27 (4), 459-470

Lisi, M., Bonato, M. and Zorzi, M., (2015). Pupil dilation reveals top–down attentional load during spatial monitoring. Biological Psychology. 112, 39-45

Lisi, M. and Cavanagh, P., (2015). Dissociation between the Perceptual and Saccadic Localization of Moving Objects. Current Biology. 25 (19), 2535-2540

Lisi, M., Cavanagh, P. and Zorzi, M., (2015). Spatial constancy of attention across eye movements is mediated by the presence of visual objects. Attention, Perception, & Psychophysics. 77 (4), 1159-1169

Desantis, A., Mamassian, P., Lisi, M. and Waszak, F., (2014). The prediction of visual stimuli influences auditory loudness discrimination. Experimental Brain Research. 232 (10), 3317-3324

De Filippo De Grazia, M., Cutini, S., Lisi, M. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Space coding for sensorimotor transformations can emerge through unsupervised learning.. Cognitive processing. 13 Suppl 1 (S1), S141-6

Lisi, M., Casarotti, M., Umiltà, C. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Paying attention through eye movements: a computational investigation of the premotor theory of spatial attention.. Journal of cognitive neuroscience. 24 (7), 1519-31

Gorea, A., Lisi, M. and Mongillo, G., (2016). Confidence levels during perceptual decision-making are discrete

Lisi, M. and Cavanagh, P., (2014). Saccades are not affected by the infinite regress illusion

Spironelli, C., Bonato, M., Lisi, M., Priftis, K. and Zorzi, M., (2013). SPATIAL MONITORING UNDER DUAL-TASK CONDITIONS: EVIDENCE FROM EVOKED POTENTIALS

De Filippo, M., Cutini, S., Lisi, M. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Space coding for sensorimotor transformations can emerge through unsupervised learning

Bonato, M., Lisi, M., Spironelli, C., Priftis, K., Umilta, C. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Visuospatial awareness is modulated by dual-task demands: evidence from healthy participants and right hemisphere damaged patients

Lisi, M., Cavanagh, P. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Role of landmark objects in the orienting of attention across saccades

Ranzini, M., Lisi, M. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Attention orienting shifts the numerical distance effect

Ranzini, M., Lisi, M., Pitteri, M., Treccani, B., Priftis, K. and Zorzi, M., (2012). Bidirectional link between numbers and space: an investigation with optokinetic stimulation

Lisi, M., Mongillo, G. and Gorea, A., (2017). Discrete confidence levels revealed by sequential decisions