FC networks significantly affected by ATTENTION: stronger for focused than for divided attention (Focused Attention Specific Networks: EEG delta, low alpha, and beta bands; left: A) and stronger for divided than for focused attention (Divided Attention Specific Networks: EEG delta and beta bands; right: B). The left column of panels A) and B), separately shows the regional distribution of the functional connections (color scale right from each panel). 100% refers to the sum of the connections comprising the significant network. The relative distributions of the connections are calculated for frontal, cingular, temporal and parietal cortices pooling the two hemispheres’ data. For the sake of simplicity, the values are plotted only above the ...
The Attention Network Task (ANT) was developed to disentangle the three components of attention iden...
Numerous neuroimaging studies have identified various brain networks using task-free analyses. While...
The human brain possesses a remarkable capacity to interpret and recall novel sounds as spoken langu...
FC networks significantly affected by TASK TYPE: stronger for the tracking than for the detection ta...
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In noisy and complex environments, human listeners must segregate the mixture of sound sources arriv...
Group average (N = 25) performance in the detection (indexed by RT and d’; panels A and B, respectiv...
Attention allows our brain to focus its limited resources on a given task. It does so by selective m...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2023Navigating conversations in complex auditory environme...
Attention improves behavioral performance by selectively enhancing neural responses to attended task...
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The ability to successfully allocate attention to a particular feature in the visual world is vital ...
Contains fulltext : 175222.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)The brain's rem...
Selective attention allows us to filter out irrelevant information in the environment and focus neur...
An abundance of research has demonstrated that the brain is both organized into discrete, highly spe...
The Attention Network Task (ANT) was developed to disentangle the three components of attention iden...
Numerous neuroimaging studies have identified various brain networks using task-free analyses. While...
The human brain possesses a remarkable capacity to interpret and recall novel sounds as spoken langu...
FC networks significantly affected by TASK TYPE: stronger for the tracking than for the detection ta...
Human listeners can focus on one speech stream out of several concurrent ones. The present study aim...
In noisy and complex environments, human listeners must segregate the mixture of sound sources arriv...
Group average (N = 25) performance in the detection (indexed by RT and d’; panels A and B, respectiv...
Attention allows our brain to focus its limited resources on a given task. It does so by selective m...
Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Washington, 2023Navigating conversations in complex auditory environme...
Attention improves behavioral performance by selectively enhancing neural responses to attended task...
Human listeners can follow the voice of one speaker while several others are talking at the same tim...
The ability to successfully allocate attention to a particular feature in the visual world is vital ...
Contains fulltext : 175222.pdf (publisher's version ) (Open Access)The brain's rem...
Selective attention allows us to filter out irrelevant information in the environment and focus neur...
An abundance of research has demonstrated that the brain is both organized into discrete, highly spe...
The Attention Network Task (ANT) was developed to disentangle the three components of attention iden...
Numerous neuroimaging studies have identified various brain networks using task-free analyses. While...
The human brain possesses a remarkable capacity to interpret and recall novel sounds as spoken langu...