The law of prior entry was one of EB Titchener's seven fundamental laws of attention.
According to Titchener (1908, p. 251):“the object of attention comes to consciousness more …

Neglect is a neurological syndrome characterised by a lack of conscious perception of
events localised in the contralesional side of space. Here, we consider the possible …

Human information processing is limited by attentional resources. That is, via attentional
mechanisms, humans select a limited amount of sensory input to process while other …

Oscillatory alpha-band activity (8–15 Hz) over parieto-occipital cortex in humans plays an
important role in suppression of processing for inputs at to-be-ignored regions of space, with …

Complex regional pain syndrome (CRPS) occurs after stroke, but most cases develop after
peripheral trauma and without evidence of brain trauma. However, CRPS is associated with …

Psychological Management of Stroke presents a review and synthesis of the current theory
and data relating to the assessment, treatment, and psychological aspects of stroke …

Introduction Interest in the function of the inferior parietal lobule (IPL) has resulted in
increased understanding of its involvement in visuospatial and cognitive functioning, and its …

Perceptual temporal order judgments require an individual to determine the relative timing of
two spatially separate events. Here we reveal the brain regions involved with this task. We …

The oral version of the Trail Making Test (OTMT) is a neuropsychological measure that
provides an assessment of sequential set-shifting without the motor and visual demands of …

Neuroimaging studies suggest that a fronto-parietal network is activated when we expect
visual information to appear at a specific spatial location. Here we examined whether a …