Survival can depend on the ability to change a current course of action to respond to
potentially advantageous or threatening stimuli. This" reorienting" response involves the …

Hemispatial neglect (HSN) is a frequent, conspicuous neurobehavioral accompaniment of
brain injury. Patients with HSN share several superficial similarities, leading earlier clinical …

The perception of events in space and time is at the root of our interactions with the
environment. The precision with which we perceive visual events in time enables us to act …

When two masked targets are presented in a rapid sequence, attentional limitations are
reflected in reduced identification accuracy for the second target (T2). We used functional …

People are notably limited in processing information from the outside world. For instance,
they frequently fail to identify the second of two targets presented in close succession …

The majority of research on voluntary visual attention has focused primarily on specific
attentional processes. While we know much about individual attentional abilities such as …

The amount of information that we can extract from a visual scene and maintain in visual
short-term memory (VSTM) over a short period of time is severely limited. VSTM is capacity …

Un ambito di indagine che sta emergendo con crescente intensità nell'ambito degli studi di
psicologia sperimentale è quello relativo ai limiti del sistema cognitivo umano indagati …

The most characteristic impairment of patients with spatial neglect is a bias of" active"
exploratory movements towards the lesion side. Previous research revealed that this …