Identifying neural correlates of conscious perception is a fundamental endeavor of cognitive
neuroscience. Most studies so far have focused on visual awareness along with trial-by-trial …

Disorders of consciousness (DoC) are generally diagnosed by clinical assessment, which is
a predominantly motor-driven process and accounts for up to 40% of non-communication …

It has been proposed that visual awareness negativity (VAN), which is an early ERP
component, constitutes a neural correlate of visual consciousness that is independent of …

Distractor-induced blindness (DIB) describes a reduced access to a cued visual target–if
multiple target-like distractors have been presented beforehand. Previous ERP data suggest …

In search for the neural correlates of consciousness (NCCs), it is important to isolate the true
NCCs from their prerequisites, consequences, and co-occurring processes. To date, little is …

Whether attention is a prerequisite of perceptual awareness or an independent and
dissociable process remains a matter of debate. Importantly, understanding the relation …

Perceptual awareness covaries with negative-going responses in sensory cortex, but the
derived concept of perceptual awareness negativity has been criticized ao because of its …

What are the neural processes associated with perceptual awareness that are distinct from
preconscious sensory encoding and postperceptual processes such as reporting an …

What are the neural processes associated with perceptual awareness that are distinct from
pre-conscious sensory encoding and post-perceptual processes such as reporting an …

The amount of information we encounter in our perceptual environment exceeds the
capacities of our cognitive system, and thus efficient navigation in everyday situations …