A repeated presentation of an item facilitates its subsequent detection or identification, a
phenomenon of priming. Priming may involve different types of memory and attention and …

Over forty years have passed since the first evidence showing the unbalanced attentional
allocation of humans across the two visual fields, and since then, a wealth of behavioral …

Self-related visual information, especially one's own face and name, are processed in a
specific, prioritized way. However, the spatio-temporal brain dynamics of self-prioritization …

This study aimed to trace the neural basis of proactive and preemptive adjustments of
executive control and their effects on online processing of response conflict. In two EEG …

Everyday experience suggests that people are equally aware of events in both hemi-fields.
However, when two streams of stimuli are rapidly presented left and right containing two …

This EEG study investigates the electrophysiological activity underlying processes of
stimulus and response selection, and their executive orchestration via long-range functional …

A simple reaction time (SRT) difference between responses to visual stimuli presented
ipsilaterally and contralaterally to the responding hand, known as the Poffenberger effect or …

The cortically-coupled target recognition system based on rapid serial visual presentation
(RSVP) has a wide range of applications in brain computer interface (BCI) fields such as …

A left visual field (LVF) bias in perceptual judgments, response speed, and discrimination
accuracy has been reported in humans. Cognitive factors, such as visual spatial attention …

Behavioral studies using the flanker 2-1 mapping task suggest that both stimulus and
response conflicts contribute to flanker conflict effect. However, both are intertwined with …