Exam 7: Attention
Exam 1: A Brief History of Cognitive Neuroscience72 Questions
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Describe the role of attention in perception. What might you conclude based on behavioral studies? How do studies of the neural substrate inform behavioral results?
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Hillyard and colleagues (1973) recorded event-related potentials (ERP) from participants while they performed a dichotic listening task. When comparing the ERPs collected when participants attended to a given signal to those collected when they ignored this signal, the researchers found that auditory ERPs
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In attention experiments, cues that correctly predict the location of the target are called ________, whereas cues that predict other locations are called ________.
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During a particularly boring lecture, you carefully note the time on a clock that is mounted on the side wall of the classroom while keeping your eyes fixated on the professor's face. This is an example of
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The involuntary failure to attend to sensory stimuli presented on the side of space opposite to the site of brain injury (in the absence of sensory problems) is called ________ syndrome.
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The observation that participants are actually slower to detect targets that appear at recent previously attended locations is called
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Attention can be directed to both spatial and nonspatial features of target visual stimuli.
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When Bisiach and Luzzatti (1978) asked patients with the neglect syndrome to describe their own mental images of the Italian city in which they lived, the researchers found that
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The observation that extinction is worse when identical, rather than different, stimuli are simultaneously presented to the ipsilesional and contralesional sides of the visual field indicates that
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