A prominent theoretical framework spanning philosophy, psychology, and neuroscience
holds that selective attention penetrates early stages of perceptual processing to alter the …

Functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and electroencephalography (EEG) are two
noninvasive methods commonly used to study neural mechanisms supporting visual …

Brain-Computer interfaces (BCIs) play a significant role in easing neuromuscular patients on
controlling computers and prosthetics. Due to their high signal-to-noise ratio, steady-state …

Adaptive behaviors require the ability to resolve conflicting information caused by the
processing of incompatible sensory inputs. Prominent theories of attention have posited that …

The ability to select and combine multiple sensory inputs in support of accurate decisions is
a hallmark of adaptive behaviour. Attentional selection is often needed to prioritize task …

In primates, foveal and peripheral vision have distinct neural architectures and functions.
However, it has been debated if selective attention operates via the same or different neural …

Perceptual difficulty is sometimes used to manipulate selective attention. However, these
two factors are logically distinct. Selective attention is defined by priority given to specific …

Although attention is known to improve the efficacy of sensory processing, the impact of
attention on subjective visual appearance is still a matter of debate. Although recent studies …

When viewing familiar stimuli (eg, common words), processing is highly automatized such
that it can interfere with the processing of incompatible sensory information. At least two …

Previous studies have tested attentional gain patterns, for example, within the normalization
model of attention (NMoA), by altering the relative sizes of the attention field and stimuli …