Despite the impressive complexity and processing power of the human brain, it is severely
capacity limited. Behavioral research has highlighted three major bottlenecks of information …

The site of lesion responsible for left hemispatial neglect after stroke has been intensely
debated recently. Some studies provide evidence that right angular lesions are most likely to …

Background: Patients with Parkinson disease (PD) often experience visual hallucinations
(VH) with retained insight (nonpsychotic) but the precise mechanism remains unclear …

The attentional blink (AB) refers to a decrement in detecting the occurrence of a probe item if
it closely follows a previous target item in rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP). In the …

The present study examines differences in functional cerebral asymmetries modulated by
gonadal steroid hormones during the menstrual cycle in women. Twenty-one right-handed …

We investigated the nature of resource limitations during visual target processing by
imposing high temporal processing demands on the cognitive system. This was achieved by …

In visual search, observers can successfully ignore temporally separated distractors that are
presented as a preview before onset of the search display. Previous behavioral studies have …

If humans monitor streams of rapidly presented (≈ 100‐ms intervals) visual stimuli, which
are typically specific single letters of the alphabet, for two targets (T1 and T2), they often miss …

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Attending to a relevant item in a visual display is thought to require not only selective
attention to this item, but also active inhibition of surrounding distractor items. As a …