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MICHELLE NIEMEIER, PH.D., MP

PH.D., MP

Prescribing (Medical) Psychologist

NPI: 1548437650Individual

Specialties, Licenses & Credentials

Prescribing (Medical) PsychologistPrimary

Psychologist — Prescribing (Medical)

Code: 103TP0016X

300390(LA)
Clinical Child & Adolescent Psychologist

Psychologist — Clinical Child & Adolescent

Code: 103TC2200X

1063(LA)

Research & Publications (14)

The perceptual consequences of the attentional bias: evidence for distractor removal.
PMID 18536911·Exp Brain Res·2008
4-observational
Paradoxical cross-over due to attention to high or low spatial frequencies.
PMID 18243459·Brain Cogn·2008
2-rct
Feature-based attention modulates the perception of object contours.
PMID 18217813·J Vis·2007
8-other
Optimal inference explains dimension-specific contractions of spatial perception.
PMID 17131113·Exp Brain Res·2007
8-other
Influences of time and spatial frequency on the perceptual bias: evidence for competition between hemispheres.
PMID 17049566·Neuropsychologia·2007
8-other
Transsaccadic integration of visual features in a line intersection task.
PMID 16374631·Exp Brain Res·2006
8-other
Lung preservation: pulmonary flush route affects bronchial mucosal temperature and expression of IFN-gamma and Gro in regional lymph nodes.
PMID 15816879·Am J Transplant·2005
7-preclinical
A contralateral preference in the lateral occipital area: sensory and attentional mechanisms.
PMID 15269109·Cereb Cortex·2005
3-trial
Stimulus-driven and voluntary saccades are coded in different coordinate systems.
PMID 12676090·Curr Biol·2003
8-other
Optimal transsaccadic integration explains distorted spatial perception.
PMID 12621435·Nature·2003
8-other
Simulating and testing visual exploration in spatial neglect based on a new model for cortical coordinate transformation.
PMID 12172663·Exp Brain Res·2002
8-other
Task-dependent differences in the exploratory behaviour of patients with spatial neglect.
PMID 11985839·Neuropsychologia·2002
8-other
A bayesian approach to change blindness.
PMID 11960843·Ann N Y Acad Sci·2002
8-other
Exploratory saccades show no direction-specific deficit in neglect.
PMID 10668730·Neurology·2000
8-other

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Address
210 STATE ST BLDG 10
NEW ORLEANS, LA 70118

Location

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210 STATE ST BLDG 10, NEW ORLEANS, LA
(504) 896-7272

Quick Facts

NPI
1548437650
Entity Type
Individual
Gender
Female
Medicare
Not confirmed
Specialties
2
Locations
1
Publications
14

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