Visuospatial attention can either be voluntarily directed (endogenous/top-down attention) or
automatically triggered (exogenous/bottom-up attention). Recent research showed that …

Allocation of attention across different depth planes is a prerequisite for visual selection in a
three-dimensional environment. Previous research showed that participants successfully …

Simple reaction time to visual stimuli depends on several stimulus properties. Recently,
converging evidence showed that larger stimulus size evokes faster reactions and that this …

The Brodmann area (BA)-based map is one of the most widely used cortical maps for
studies of human brain functions and in clinical practice; however, the molecular architecture …

Measuring task-evoked pupillary (TEP) responses as an index of phasic activity in the locus
coeruleus (LC), we examined two competing hypotheses regarding the alerting and …

This study reports on the driving behavior changes and drivers' neural activation
modifications as a response to information stimulation in the form of tunnel-decorated …

When processing visual scenes, we tend to prioritize information in the foreground, often at
the expense of background information. The foreground bias has been supported by data …

Introduction: Visuospatial processing and task switching are impaired in individuals with
mood disorders. It is unknown whether early deficits are present before mood symptom on …

Anticipatory brain activity makes it possible to predict the occurrence of expected situations.
However, events such as traffic accidents are statistically unpredictable and can generate …

The purpose of this study was to investigate the contribution of stereopsis to the processing
of observed manipulative actions. To this end, we first combined the factors “stimulus …