What is selective attention for?
Visual search and selective attention
... D. Heinke, G. W. Humphreys, and C. L. Tweed (2006 this issue) present an extended version of their ‘‘Selective Attention for Identification Model’’ (SAIM) incorporating a feature extraction mechanism. ...
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Selective attention to emotional stimuli: What IQ and Openness do, and emotional intelligence does not
... influence attention or memory among other processes (MacLeod, 2007, ...to selective attention, is illustrated in Figure 1 and consisted of two consecutive trials: In the prime trial two diagrams ...
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Selective attention modulates temporal processing
... how selective attention modulates spatial processing, from influencing behavioural performance to altering the responses of neurons in the ...by selective attention is more ...
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The effect of blur on visual selective attention
... selective attention. If blur were being actively avoided by repelling selective attention from its spatial location, then the uniquely blurred region would have had fewer eye movements to its ...
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Focusing on Attention: The Effects of Working Memory Capacity and Load on Selective Attention
... Finally, distractor effects will be greatest in low WMC individuals under high WML, as this represents the situation in which WM is least available for selective attention. Although the combined effect of ...
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Focusing on Attention: The Effects of Working Memory Capacity and Load on Selective Attention.
... Finally, distractor effects will be greatest in low WMC individuals under high WML, as this represents the situation in which WM is least available for selective attention. Although the combined effect of ...
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May We Have Your Attention: Analysis of a Selective Attention Task
... There are several directions for future work that we be- lieve will be productive. Our decomposition of the problem space is not yet exhaustive, and extending this will probably allow us to make finer-grained ...
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The time-course of component processes of selective attention
... of attention, here we used multivariate decoding of electrophysiological brain responses (MEG/EEG) to track and compare multiple component processes of selective ...of attention, as the selection ...
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The time-course of component processes of selective attention.
... of attention, here we used multivariate decoding of electrophysiological brain responses (MEG/EEG) to track and compare multiple component processes of selective ...of attention, as the selection ...
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Symbiosis of executive and selective attention in working memory
... memory, selective attention, executive control, executive attention, task-set switching INTRODUCTION It seems self-evident that the likelihood of successfully recalling a previously observed sequence ...
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Temporal resolution and selective attention of individuals with tinnitus
... Liliane Desgualdo Pereira** Abstract Background: speech comprehension difficulty is a very common complaint of individuals with tinnitus with and without hearing loss. This study was conducted in order to analyze if ...
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Sleep regulates visual selective attention in Drosophila
... Selective attention must require a certain level of brain coordination to deal with competing ...our attention paradigm, the optomotor and fixation responses that compete with each other have been ...
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Hemifield asymmetries in the spatial distribution of selective attention
... visual selective attention has an important ...how attention works. The problem with visual attention has been recognized since the beginning of the scientific study of ...
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Structural Integrity of Attention Networks in Cross-Modal Selective Attention Performance in Healthy Aging
... Hypotheses 5 & 6: RTDI will be better predicted by VAN gray matter thickness and white matter integrity than by DAN gray and white matter structural features. Contrary to the hypotheses, results were mixed regarding ...
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Selective Attention and Childhood Anxiety: The Associations Among Attention, Memory, Interpretive Biases and Anxiety
... of selective attention, MacLeod, Matthews, and Tata (1986) developed the Dot Probe Detection ...assessing selective attention in children (see Vasey et ...a selective attention ...
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The Effect of Valenced Facial Expressions on Vertical Selective Attention
... 8 Both positive and negative emotions affect our cognitive processes (Anderson, 2005; MacLeod, Mathews & Tata, 1986; Oaksford, Morris, Grainger & Williams, 1996; Rowe, Hirsh & Anderson, 2007). A particularly interesting ...
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Mechanisms of spatial and non-spatial auditory selective attention
... auditory selective attention as examined by animal physiological and human neuroimaging ...(FM). Selective attention towards these key sound features will be manipulated in later ...
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Neural Relation Extraction with Selective Attention over Instances
... In contrast, our model has a reasonable preci- sion until the recall approximately reaches 0.3. It demonstrates that the human-designed feature cannot concisely express the semantic meaning of the sentences, and the ...
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Qualitative Examination of Daytime Monitoring and Selective Attention in Insomnia
... Several limitations of the current study should be noted. First, the current outcomes can only be attributed to the small sample of eleven participants who completed the study and cannot be extrapolated to all ...
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Exploring the function of selective attention and hypervigilance for threat in anxiety
... and selective attention to ...of attention (see Eysenck, ...overt attention moving across the visual field such that a large number of stimuli received short periods of foveal ...of ...
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