[Frontiers in Bioscience 6, d135-153, February 1, 2001] 135 SELECTIVE ATTENTION IN
ALZHEIMER’S DISEASE Jonathan K. Foster Depa Page 1 [Frontiers in Bioscience 6, d135-153 …

Synchronized neural activity in the frequency range above 20 Hz, the gamma-band, has
been proposed as a signature of temporal feature binding. Here we suggest that selective …

The present study investigates human visual processing of simple two‐colour patterns using
a delayed match to sample paradigm with positron emission tomography (PET). This study is …

In copying or drawing a figure, patients with hemispatial neglect following right parietal lobe
lesions typically produce an adequate representation of parts on the right of the figure while …

In the present study, reaction time of oblique and orthogonal saccades was investigated in
normal subjects and in two groups of patients with right (RBD) and left (LBD) vascular …

The empirical study of human cortical function advanced dramatically during the 1990s due
to the advent of hemodynamic neuroimaging (Posner & Raichle, 1994). Methods such as …

Clinical neuropsychology, ie the study of patients with cognitive disorders due to lesions of
the central nervous system, has for many years been the leading or, in the case of language …

Cueing paradigms have become popular in assessing the processes of attention. In two
experiments we manipulated (i) the contrast of the target, and (ii) the similarity between the …

The errors made by infants in the AB task were taken by Piaget as an indication of an
inability to update their representations of the spatial location of a hidden object. This paper …

This article examines the effects of visual input on the development of attention by
comparing normal children to children, all more than 8 years old, who had been treated for …