Titlebook: Dynamic Cognitive Processes; Nobuo Ohta (Professor),Colin M. MacLeod (Professor Book 2005 Springer-Verlag Tokyo 2005 Action.awareness.brai

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Winckelmann und die Naturwissenschaften is to take advantage of the statistical regularities and regular co-occurrences between aspects of objects and between objects and their spatial locations. In this chapter, converging data obtained from normal and brain-damaged individuals, as well as from single unit recording studies in monkeys,

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Hauslehrer- und Konrektorenjahre a period of continuous viewing, observers’ conscious experience fluctuates, alternating between the possible interpretations. Attempts to explain this multistable perceptual character of reversible figures traditionally have attributed reversals to . bottom-up (stimulus driven) . top-down (conceptu

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Winckelmann und die Naturwissenschaftenrs that remain throughout a subsequent search display. Studies examining negative carry-over effects and visual probe detection suggest that the ‘preview benefit’ is based at least in part on the inhibition of old groups of stimuli. However, the presence of luminance onsets defining the new search d

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Winckelmann und die Naturwissenschaften suggest a duration of hours, days, or weeks. To further investigate this question, we used a variant of the inattentional blindness paradigm (Mack & Rock, 1998). In three experiments, participants viewed briefly presented visual displays consisting of both a centrally located word and a peripherall

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Hauslehrer- und Konrektorenjahretition blindness effect has been explained through a “type/token” account, which assumes a refractory period for registering second occurrences. In contradiction of that idea, holding the time course constant, we observed release from repetition blindness when critical words were marked while the ra