Hemispatial neglect is a common, disabling disorder that results from brain damage, most
frequently stroke. Research on patients with neglect has provided important insights into …

In the past decade there has been renewed interest in the study of mental imagery.
Emboldened by new findings from neuroscience, many people have revived the idea that …

A saccade involves both a step in eye position and an obligatory shift in spatial attention.
The traditional division of saccades into two types, the “reflexive” saccade made in response …

The response delay to left target stimuli preceded by right-side cues, first described by
Posner et al.[J. Neurosci. 4 (1984) 1863–1874] appears to be a stable marker of right …

Conventional clinical tests, such as the star cancellation test, may be valid and reliable to
use with participants who have moderate to severe neglect but they may not be appropriate …

In their scholarly and useful review of the literature on attentional capture, Ruz & Lupiáñez
conclude that attentional capture is largely automatic process, because it occurs “by default” …

Attentional processing is a crucial early component of cognitive functions and capacities.
The cognitive consequences of abnormal regulation of attentional processing are evident in …