Titlebook: Interaction Between Attention and Language Systems in Humans; A Cognitive Science Ramesh Kumar Mishra Book 2015 Springer India 2015 Attent

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The Many Shades of Attention,ttention is considered to be a key human cognitive process and is studied in different disciplines such as cognitive psychology, neuroscience and psycholinguistics as well as philosophy of mind. In this chapter, different attentional mechanisms, findings from visual search and the nature of selectiv

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Attention and the Processing of Sentences,g a sentence costs attention. This chapter shows that attention could modulate the processing of different aspects of a sentence. Sentences are comprehended through a range of interactions with other cognitive processes like memory and attention. Different cognitive processes like memory and attenti

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Attention in Speech,uction also includes naming aloud objects written in words, albeit this is more artificial to the language system. In any case, generating a name or speaking a sentence must require the symphony of a range of different cognitive processes. Fundamentally, the act of speaking includes selection of con

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Language, Attention and Individual Differences,tive processing models and their predictions should not be generalized to all cases without due thought. Everybody’s attention and linguistic capacities are constrained by several psychological, social and cultural factors. Any theory of attention–language interaction has to consider how individual

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Attention, Language and Vision,plored how spoken language influences attentional selections in simple looking and listening tasks using eye tracking as methodology. Attentional mechanisms influence how linguistic and non-linguistic information are processed together. Eye movements during language comprehension in the presence of

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Attention in Reading,ter, the aim is to examine how attentional influences work in the reading process. Psycholinguistic theories of visual word recognition and attentional processes during visual word recognition are discussed. In addition, the time course of lexical access during visual word recognition is also examin

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,Cultural and Sensorimotor Events During Language–Attention Interaction,ir positions in the environment is inbuilt in language, and attentional allocation in this process is influenced by culture. This chapter considers cross-linguistic difference that influences the mapping of space in many situations. Later, it surveys empirical studies that have shown sensorimotor ac

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Attention and Language: A Linking Proposal,e processes. While some have considered attention as a limited capacity system and a focusing device entity whose availability determines successful cognition and mental processing, others have looked at it as a mechanism that leads to comprehension, as in studies of eye movements in reading (Rayner

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