visual selective attention task
Visual Abilities in Profound Deafness: A Window into the Mechanisms of Multisensory Perception
... of visual enhancement in the deaf are necessarily linked to allocation of selective attention in space it is still a matter of ...enhanced visual performance in the deaf has been observed in ...
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Contour Based Image Segmentation Using Selective Visual Attention
... Visual attention is the process of selecting and get- ting visual information based on saliency in the image itself (bottom-up), and on prior knowledge about scenes, objects and their interrelations ...
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Lost in vision: ERP correlates of exogenous tactile attention when engaging in a visual task
... window. Attention modulations of these ERPs reflect selective attention to target processing, with typically larger ERP amplitudes for attended locations ...the attention modula- tion of the ...
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Visual attention in a complex search task differs between honeybees and bumblebees
... spatial attention are used when the amount of gathered information exceeds processing ...that selective attention influences the foraging performance of two social bee species, the honeybee Apis ...
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The pedunculopontine tegmental nucleus and the nucleus basalis magnocellularis : do both have a role in sustained attention?
... of visual attention tasks on anatomical ...of attention tasks [11]. Furthermore, there is evidence that selective cholinergic depletion of NbM by 192 IgG saporin profoundly impairs sustained ...
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Cross modality priming of visual and olfactory selective attention by a spider that feeds indirectly on vertebrate blood
... spider’s task was, by sight alone, to find a cryptic lure, it found mosquitoes significantly more often when the odour of mosquitoes was present than when this odour was not ...spider’s task was to find ...
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Confusion and Compensation in Visual Perception: Effects of Spatiotemporal Proximity and Selective Attention
... Dissociations between priming and prime detection are usually achieved by either presenting the prime(s) very briefly (usually followed by a backward mask) or by using a task that diverts attention from the ...
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Executive and perceptual attention play different roles in visual working memory: Evidence from suffix and strategy effects
... perceptual selective attention and a stimulus suffix gains access to the privileged state despite instructions to ignore ...overall task strategy and uses processes such as active visualisation ...
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Sex differences in the Simon task help to interpret sex differences in selective attention
... in selective attention used the Posner cueing paradigm (Posner & Cohen, 1984; Klein, ...of attention, that is, models that explain which part of visual space is being ...A ...
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The Effect of Visual Cues on Visual Attention in a Novel Graph-Reading Task.
... particular visual stimuli on understanding was demonstrated in Lowe’s ...high visual salience ...low visual salience ...both selective attention to ...
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Correlation of visual selective attention with balance in geriatric population-a cross sectional study
... between attention and balance in children aged 4-5 ...challenge, attention performance decreases 22 ...between Visual Selective Attention and Balance has been considered as a part of ...
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May We Have Your Attention: Analysis of a Selective Attention Task
... One possible explanation for this agent’s high overall performance is that it has developed a sort of toolkit of sim- ple solutions to specific subproblems, and is able to select the right one in most cases. However, the ...
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Generalization of auditory sensory and cognitive learning in typically developing children
... The attention training included a variety of tasks involving auditory and visual reaction times and sustained, divided and selective ...sustained attention task, the children were ...
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Neural signals of selective attention are modulated by subjective preferences and buying decisions in a virtual shopping task
... use visual stimuli sets with high proportions of simple, intrinsic emotional stimuli that can convey emotional meaning through very simple and crude perceptual pathways (Mermillod et al, ...
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... of visual selective attention was proposed by Theeuwes and colleagues (Theeuwes et ...of visual attention ...that attention is captured by the most salient stimulus present in ...
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Social Saliency: Visual Psychophysics and Single-Neuron Recordings in Humans
... pay attention to their ...attract attention during locomotion using a cued speeded discrimination task and found that motion cues indicating a forward motion are the strongest to attract ...pay ...
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Combined effects of attention and motivation on visual task performance: transient and sustained motivational effects
... that visual sensitiv- ity increased as a function of absolute monetary incentive value, revealing that motivation enhanced detection sensitivity during a challenging attention task (Engelmann and ...
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Influence of reward history on visual working memory representations
... orient attention once they acquire affective relevance by the association with a primary reward such as a chocolate ...of attention in a spatial cueing paradigm (Posner, 1980), but that they would lose the ...
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Computerisation of the corsi: Investigating the cognitive processes underlying visuospatial recall
... backward task is assumed to measure working memory (WM) because of the active manipulation required to invert the serial order (Claessen et ...forward task does not require this kind of attendance to ...
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The nature of visual attention
... architecture of the cortex is very similar from one area to another. The types of neurons, their arrangements and connections, are highly stereotyped, and these stereotypes are repeated throughout the cortex (Mountcastle ...
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