Objective To determine if there are hemispheric differences in processing upper versus
lower facial displays of emotion. Background Recent evidence suggests that there are two …

Thirty-seven nonalcoholic individuals (22 women, 15 men), ages 26–76, and 36 abstinent
alcoholic individuals (11 women, 25 men), ages 31–74, participated in a cued-detection task …

The functional role of the cerebellum is traditionally defined as a mere coordinator of
automatic and somatic motor functions. This view determined most of the clinical and …

We presented identical displays of three to five dots in a functional magnetic resonance
imaging (fMRI) experiment with normal volunteers. Two distinct directed attention tasks were …

In addressing thescientific study of consciousness, Crick and Koch state,“It is probable that
at any moment some active neuronal processes in your head correlate with consciousness …

Implicit motor learning tasks typically involve comparisons of subject responses during a
sequence versus a random condition. In neuroimaging, brain regions that are correlated …

When attention is involuntarily drawn in a direction different to that of the target, slower motor
response times are observed (ie the meridian effect). Previous data suggested that the …

Covert attention can be directed spatially in several different sensory modalities (eg vision
and touch). Recent psychological experiments indicate the existence of crossmodal links in …

The authors review some of their work examining the influence of temporal and spatial cues
on residual vision. Blindsight performance in people, as in monkeys, is often facilitated by …

Does visual attention spread from the cued end of an occluded object to locations occupied
by inferred portions of that object? We investigated this question by using a probe detection …