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Spatial and temporal context jointly modulate the sensory response within ventral visual stream
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Predictive remapping leaves a behaviorally measurable attentional trace on eye-centered brain maps
How does the brain maintain spatial attention despite the retinal displacement of objects by saccades? A possible solution is to use …
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Knockout serotonin transporter in rats moderates outcome and stimulus generalization
Understanding the common dimension of mental disorders (such as anxiety, depression, and drug addiction) might contribute to the …
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Predictive remapping of visual features beyond saccadic targets
Visual stability is thought to be mediated by predictive remapping of the relevant object information from its current, presaccadic …
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Selective Impairments in Covert Shifts of Attention in Chinese Dyslexic Children
Reading depends heavily on the efficient shift of attention. Mounting evidence has suggested that dyslexics have deficits in covert …
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Inhibitory cueing effects following manual and saccadic responses to arrow cues
With two cueing tasks, in the present study we examined output-based inhibitory cueing effects (ICEs) with manual responses to arrow …
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Predictive remapping gives rise to environmental inhibition of return
Neurons in various brain regions predictively respond to stimuli that will be brought to their receptive fields by an impending eye …
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Environment- and eye-centered inhibitory cueing effects are both observed after a methodological confound is eliminated
Inhibition of return (IOR), typically explored in cueing paradigms, is a performance cost associated with previously attended locations …
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Spatiotopic, Retinotopic and Object-centered Reference Frames of Inhibition of Return
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