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Picking the Right Piece: How Action Intentions Shape Visual Search and Action Planning in Foraging
Everyday behavior, like grocery shopping, often includes search for multiple objects of one kind. Such “visual foraging” tasks have recently received more attention in vision science. However, although object search is usually performed for object interaction, only few studies have been conducted wi
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