The two basic phenomena that define the problem of visual attention can be illustrated in a
simple example. Consider the arrays shown in each panel of Figure 1. In a typical …

Visual selective attention improves our perception and performance by modifying sensory
inputs at an early stage of processing. Spatial attention produces the most consistent early …

Abstract [This book] presents the insights of more than 3 decades of empirical research on
the neural processes by which memory is formed, stored, and retrieved. Fuster focuses …

Generally positive correlations between different ability tests provide the evidence for a
factor of “general intelligence” or Spearman's g. Though a possible neural substrate for g is …

Our mental experience can be described as a stream of activities that includes perceptions,
memories, feelings, intentions, images, beliefs, and desires. Several of these activities may …

Positron emission tomography was used to measure changes in the regional cerebral blood
flow of normal people while they searched visual displays for targets defined by color, by …

Objective: The specific brain regions involved in the normal emotional states of transient
sadness or happiness are poorly understood. The authors therefore sought to determine if …

To investigate the functional anatomy of interference and facilitation during selective
attention, we studied 15 normal subjects using the H215O positron emission tomography …

Many studies have shown a co-variation of unilateral neglect with nonlateralised attentional
functions. Recently, Posner has argued that there are two separate neural systems that …

A scheme for the cortical control of saccadic eye movements is proposed based partly on
defects revealed by specific test paradigms in human with discrete lesions. Three different …