… By visual system proper we refer to those areas of the cortex that, when damaged, result in
impairments confined to visual perception. If a lesion interrupts only visual functions, then one …

… Goal of the present study was to investigate how selective attention modulates the perception
of hierarchical stimuli by means of electrophysiological and behavioural techniques. In …

… The electrophysiological evidence is thus in agreement with results from a very different …
of the functional architecture of visual perception by demonstrating which perceptual …

… and visual speech cues can be integrated and when they cannot be fused into a single percept.
… cross-modally and highlights the role of visual speech experience during early postnatal …

… Several recent theories of visual perception have proposed the existence of two distinct …
Much ofthe evidence for this theory comes from visual search tasks, in which subjects must …

… strong based on both neurological and physiological results, there remains equally strong
evidence that activation of neurons in V1 may not be sufficient to activate a visual percept. …

… electrophysiological evidence for the hypothesis that both percept–percept integration and
image–percept integration are based on spatiotopically organized visual representations. A …

… cortex is still limited; however, the modification of visual processing by … visual perception
and discrimination 2 7 and therefore tDCS could be a new tool for manipulating human visual …

… percepts may occur relatively automatically and independently of top-down attentional
selection. … , neurophysiological evidence of bottom-up, automatic capture of attention by visual …

… visual conscious percepts as we wanted to estimate the latencies of the earliest reports of
subjective vision. Go/… (TMS) of early visual cortex disrupts conscious vision of simple stimulus …