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Guiding Attention in a Dynamic Environment
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Language-mediated visual search: When semantics guide overt selection
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The Time Course of Attentional Selection on the Basis of External Signals and Internal Representations
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From one memory to the next: Different states within visual working memory and how they interact with attention
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Bottom-up and top-down selection in time
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Interactions between visual working memory and visual attention
No full textVisual attention is the collection of mechanisms by which relevant visual information is selected, and irrelevant visual information is ignored. Visual working memory is the mechanism by which relevant visual information is retained, and irrelevant information is suppressed. In addition to this overlap in definition, a strong overlap in brain areas active during attention and working memory tasks is found. The present paper reviews the behavioral evidence for and against the hypothesis that visual working memory and attention are best regarded as one and the same cognitive function, with the same capacity, the same control processes, and the same representational content. The data are best explained by a unified model in which multiple representations can be maintained, but only one receives the current focus of attention. Task circumstances then determine how successful this central representation can be prioritized over its mnemonic competitors
Het brein: Tussen hemel en aarde? [Review of: Robert Miller (1998) Arguments against secular culture]
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