… in the study of visual selective attention and adapted … visual stimulus with distractors and
provided visual spatial cues in blocks of trials to indicate the likely location of the relevant visual …

… Turning to the routes by which visual information first reaches the cortex, it is now clear that
the segregation persists. The methods of uncovering it are to study patterns of degenerating …

… of visual selective attention is reaction time (RT). In this context, selective attention results …
RT) and benefits (decreased RT) associated with selective attention (Jonides & Mack, 1984). …

… This gives a general anatomical structure of the brain mechanisms involved in visual
information processing. However, our review more specifically focuses on the attentional …

… We hypothesized that an abrupt onset in a visual display would capture visual attention, …
Implications of these findings for theories of attention are discussed. The human visual system is …

… selective) we used the selective attention task used by Navon and Norman (1983, … used a
selective attention task and stimuli with different eccentricities of global and local information. …

… of selective attention effects across areas of the macaque visual system, including the lateral
geniculate nucleus (LGN), lower cortical areas V1 and V2, and multiple higher visual areas …

… If children were able to restrict their attention to relevant infor mation, manipulating color
within pairs would have no effect on re action time. Thus, the better one's selective attention, the …

… 7.1a, visual information enters the nervous system in the retina, travels through a relay
station called the lateral geni culate nucleus (LGN), and enters the cerebral cortex at the back of …

… the present study and the auditory work on selective attention, VEPs were recorded from
vertex as well as the occipital site, and a condition of divided attention (to both fields at once) …