How do we choose one option rather than another when faced with uncertainty about the
information we receive, and the consequences of what we decide? The LATER (Linear …

During natural vision, saccadic eye movements lead to frequent retinal image changes that
result in different neuronal subpopulations representing the same visual feature across …

Computational and neurophysiological research has highlighted neural processes that
accumulate sensory evidence for perceptual decisions [1]. These processes have been …

Distractor suppression, the ability to filter and ignore task-irrelevant information, is critical for
efficient task performance. While successful distractor suppression relies on a balance of …

When we search for visual objects, the features of those objects bias our attention across the
visual landscape (feature-based attention). The brain uses these top-down cues to select …

Although psychology is greatly preoccupied by the tight link between the way that
individuals perceive the world and their intelligent, creative behavior, there is little …

The natural world continuously presents us with many opportunities for action, and thus a
process of target selection must precede action execution. While there has been …

Saccadic eye movements can be elicited by more than one type of sensory stimulus. This
implies substantial transformations of signals originating in different sense organs as they …

Animals try to make sense of sensory information from multiple modalities by categorizing
them into perceptions of individual or multiple external objects or internal concepts. For …

Una mancanza di relazioni contingenti fra stimoli fra loro adiacenti a livello spaziale o
temporale, genera uno stato di scarsa consapevolezza riguardo l'aio di uo e sti olazio i ello …