Exam 14: Attention and Awareness

Liu et al. found that:

Using fMRI, Saproo and Serences (2014) showed that:

Using a transparent motion display in which two dot patterns moved in opposite directions, Lankheet and Verstraten found that:

Which of the following was not suggested by Campion et al. as an explanation for blindsight?

Studies of attention have suggested a 'Mexican hat' neural response profile that applies not just to spatial location but also to feature space. This suggests:

Moradi et al. showed that face identity aftereffects from monocular viewing:

Mueller and Rabbitt found that:

Georgiades and Harris found that diverting attention during adaptation to moving stripes:

Do we attend to a location or to a feature?

Azzopardi and Cowey showed that patients with blindsight:

Which of these terms has not been used to describe active attention?

In Type 1 Blindsight:

Which of the following was not suggested by Carrasco as a process by which attention could affect perception?

Blake et al. showed that a high contrast grating shown to one eye produced a similar amount of adaptation, whether or not the grating was suppressed from awareness by an orthogonal grating presented to the other eye. When they replaced the high contrast adapting grating with a low contrast grating, they found:

According to Petersen and Posner's definition, which of the following is not included in the orienting network

Rock et al. showed that when participants are unaware of the possibility of a change in the perception of ambiguous figures:

Lavie and Fox showed that:

Fox and Blake showed that after monocular adaptation to high contrast stimuli:

Experiments with humans that have manipulated the attentional field size via use of small or large (relative to target size) exogenous pre-cues have observed:

What have studies with binocular rivalry revealed about the sites of visual adaptation?