Attentional Processes
Automatic and Controlled Attentional Processes in Amnestic Mild Cognitive Impairment: The Use of a Mini Verbal Test
... Controlled attentional processes are related to the allo- cation of cognitive resources in different stimuli, being important to executive ...controlled attentional processes, with moderate ...
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The Impact of a Concurrent Auditory Stimulus on Attentional Processes in Children with ADHD
... cognitive processes were actually ...specific attentional processes, if any, may benefit from the presence of a concurrent auditory stimulus such as white ...
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Visual attentional processes in adults with dyslexia
... in attentional processes (Marshall et ...investigating attentional difficulties experienced by children with dyslexia, rel- atively few have examined these difficulties in adults with dyslexia ...
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Top-down attentional processes modulate the coding of atypical biological motion kinematics in the absence of motor signals
... sensorimotor processes known to code biological motion kinematics can be modulated by top-down attentional processes during observational ...top-down processes in Experiments 2 and 3, because ...
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Attentional processes link perception and action
... Decety 2002). We show that a motor response advantage for one hand or the other accompanies the perception of asymmetrical targets, be they object or non-object pat- terns. The hand with the advantage coincided with the ...
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Cognitive determinants of infra-humanization: the role of illusory correlation and attentional processes
... two processes (illusory correlation and group membership) in the infra- humanization ...two processes might interact differently at different levels of groups’ humanity judgments (at the level of ...
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Attentional processes in mosquito eating jumping spiders: search imagesand cross modality priming
... Hunched posturing was common in male-male interactions, but the two males often postured in different ways e.g., one male posturing for a long time with one leg I hunched and with other [r] ...
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Mood manipulation and attentional processes : electrophysiological investigations of the affect cognition interaction
... hemisphere within the neutral and depressed conditions Table 7.16 Mean peak amplitude microV and standard errors SE calculated for the left and right.. hemisphere under the neutral and d[r] ...
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Contribution of the dorsolateral prefrontal cortex to attentional and mnemonic processes in visual search
... bottom-up attentional processes in the feature search task, and top-down control for conjunction ...top-down processes than bottom-up processes in visual search (Buschman and Miller ...
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Attentional processing of itch
... of attentional bias for itch pictures in the present study in contrast to the more inconsistent findings in pain may be explained by the dissimilar reflex pattern of itch and ...to attentional ...
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Measuring inhibitory processes for alcohol-related attentional biases: introducing a novel attentional bias measure
... inhibitory processes, as inhibitory processes are clearly a feature of substance ...between attentional allocation and response ...incentive-motivational processes substance-related stimuli ...
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Attentional and Semantic Anticipations
... (viii) Basic knowledge based on binary associations is not the only semantic factor which can influence attention given to anticipations. Associative norms are constructed experimentally in collecting words given by ...
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Predictive Attentional Bias Modification Induces Stimulus-Evoked Attentional Bias for Threat
... change attentional processes related to the predicted stimulus ...for attentional bias was used, similarly to analyses involving post- training effects in previous studies ...in attentional ...
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The neural basis of attentional control in visual search
... In visual environments where multiple objects compete for attention, the challenge is to find relevant information and to ignore objects and events that are unrelated to current task goals (Figure 1). Many studies of ...
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Self Attentional Models for Lattice Inputs
... Table 1 compares our model against several base- lines. Lattice models tested on Callhome are pretrained on Fisher and finetuned on Callhome lattices (Fisher+Callhome setting), while lattice models tested on Fisher use a ...
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Attentional Shifting and Disengagement in Rett Syndrome
... The current findings, in conjunction with earlier work, provide growing evidence of aberrant attention in RTT. Earlier studies identified limitations in sustained attention, distractibility, and the ability to anticipate ...
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Which factors influence attentional functions?
... Keywords: Attentional functions; primary school; KiTAP; healthy children; gender; delays 29.. 30.[r] ...
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Attentional Bias in Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder
... this attentional fixation. Alternatively, it may be that the attentional biases reflect an intentional ...about attentional biases existing in OCD is correct, it is important to determine which ...
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Attentional interference is modulated by salience not sentience
... provide a non-social baseline and it has generally been found that gaze direction of avatars trigger reflexive shifts of attention toward the gazed-at location, equivalent to the effect elicited by arrows (Bayliss, Paul, ...
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Attentional Mechanisms for Interactive Image Exploration
... top-down mechanism for target recognition. Salient regions can be defined as high-energy contrast regions. On the other hand, regions of interest are characterized by their high rel- evance according to a given goal. ...
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