While it may be a long time before we can specify the mechanisms through which a brain
process achieves awareness, it may be possible to determine as a first step whether …

We report analyses of the performance of three stroke patients which reveal distinct patterns
of spatially specific errors in reading and other perceptual tasks. These patterns of …

Under conditions of bilateral simultaneous presentation a right brain-damaged patient
consistently extinguished visual stimuli presented for 200 msec to the left visual field. He …

This conference reviewed the potential scope of application for recently developed
techniques for functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) of the brain. The most …

Subjects decided whether names were appropriate for accompanying pictures while their
local cerebral blood flow was monitored using positron emission tomography (PET); in one …

The effects of age on the neural processes underlying shifts in visuospatial attention were
studied by non-invasive recording of brain electrical activity. Event-related evoked potentials …

This volume explores how functional brain imaging techniques like positron emission
tomography have influenced cognitive studies. The first chapter outlines efforts to relate …

Abstract Nissen and Bullemer's (1987) serial reaction time task (SRT) has proven to be a
useful model task for exploring implicit sequence learning. Neuropsychological research …

NEWS AND) VIEWS Page 1 NEWS AND) VIEWS ported by Drevets et al. Taken together, the
classic studies and the new results of Drevets et al. imply that suppression of competing stimuli …

Lateralized, non-informative visual cues lengthen reaction time (RT) to successive targets
flashed in the same hemified. Early ipsilateral RT facilitation is limited to the co-occurrence …