found: Attention, space, and action, c1999:CIP t.p. (Anne Treisman; Dept. of Psychology, Princeton Univ.) pub. info. (prof.)
found: Attention [VR] c1995:container (attention model by Triesman)
found: Princeton WWW Home page, June 6, 2002:(Anne Treisman; A. Treisman; James S. McDonnell Distinguished University Professor of Psychology, Princeton University)
found: Washington post WWW site, viewed Feb. 15, 2018(Anne Treisman, a psychologist whose pathbreaking research into human perception and attention helped explain how the mind, not the eyes, serves as the true window to the world, died Feb. 9 [2018] at her home in Manhattan; she was 82; taught at Princeton University from 1993 until retiring in 2010; Anne Marie Taylor was born in Wakefield, England, on Feb. 27, 1935; Dr. Treisman--she took the name of her first husband, Michel Treisman--graduated from the University of Cambridge in 1956; received a doctorate from the University of Oxford in 1962; held positions at the University of British Columbia and Berkeley before moving to Princeton; when she joined the psychology department at Oxford, she was the only female faculty member for several years)
