The cognitive system has the capacity to learn and make use of environmental regularities–
known as statistical learning (SL), including for the implicit guidance of attention. For …

The dorsal attention network is consistently involved in verbal and visual working memory
(WM) tasks and has been associated with task-related, top–down control of attention. At the …

The visual system is constantly bombarded with information originating from the outside
world, but it is unable to process all the received information at any given time. In fact, the …

Understanding how action perception, embodiment, and emotion interact is essential for
advancing knowledge about how we perceive and interact with each other in a social world …

Objectives The ability to resist distraction and focus on‐task‐relevant information while
being responsive to changes in the environment is fundamental to goal‐directed behavior …

Reduced executive control is one of the central components of model on the development
and maintenance of Internet gaming disorder (IGD). Among the various executive control …

BACKGROUND. Among nondiabetic individuals, mild glucose decrements alter brain
activity in regions linked to reward, motivation, and executive control. Whether these effects …

The ability to selectively perceive and flexibly attend to relevant sensory signals in the
environment is essential for action control. Whereas neuromodulation of sensory or …

Movement is traditionally viewed as a process that involves motor brain regions. However,
movement also implicates non-motor regions such as prefrontal and parietal cortex, regions …

When searching for an object in a crowded scene, information about the similarity of stimuli
to the target object is thought to be encoded in spatial priority maps, which are subsequently …