You might look at the experimental psychology literature on spatial attention - Anne Treisman's work for example. Its pretty esoteric from the point of view of a designer but it digs into how the different features of objects (color, shape, etc.) are processed in parallel, suggesting which kinds of elements are more recognizable in various contexts.
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