Category:Attention

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Editor: Dr. Naotsugu Tsuchiya, California Institute of Technology, Pasadena, CA, USA

Attention is a key concept in psychology, cognitive science, neuroscience and, increasingly, computer science. In general, attention refers to the selective processing of overwhelming inputs. Attention is involved in many perceptual phenomena and is a key to understand the cognitive processing in the brain. There are many sub-topics related with attention as reviewed in the below.

Articles in category "Attention"

There are 30 articles in this category (links to empty articles are shown in gray; links to non-empty articles are shown in blue or violet).

A Anosognosia Attention Attention and consciousness Attention and emotion Attention and oscillation Attentional modulation of bistable percepts B Biased competition theory Binocular rivalry C Change blindness Computational foundations for attentive processes

C cont. Computational models of visual attention Crossmodal attention E ERP recordings and attention F Feature-based attention H Hemineglect I Inattentional blindness Inhibition of return M Multiple object tracking N Negative priming Neuroimaging of attention O Object substitution masking

O cont. Object-based attention Oscillatory models of attention P Perception in the near absence of attention Psychological refractory period S Saliency map V Visual attention Visual crowding Visual salience Visual search