ライフサイエンスコーパス: directed attention

1 t whatever came to mind (that is, internally directed attention).

2 nd exogenous) to a control condition without directed attention.

3 eficits, even when encoding is supported via directed attention.

4 fault mode network is involved in internally directed attention.

5 sterior and anterior STS were enhanced under directed attention.

6 merical processing, which require externally directed attention.

7 VO performs functions similar to VLO such as directed attention.

8 mic network mediating spatial processing and directed attention.

9 sive shift from statistical learning to goal-directed attention.

10 ential measure that occurs in the absence of directed attention.

11 ological mechanism that underlies internally directed attention.

12 ed in multimodal spatial functions involving directed attention.

13 circuitry involved in spatial processing and directed attention.

14 egions involved in multimodal processing and directed attention.

15 ccount will certainly include the effects of directed attention.

16 to is influenced by current task goals (goal-directed attention) [1, 2], the physical salience of sti

17 ated the right lingual gyrus whereas locally directed attention activated the left inferior occipital

18 We examined how spatially directed attention affected the integration of motion in

19 Increasing goal-directed attention also affected abandonment decisions:

20 eatment should address illness beliefs, self-directed attention and abnormal habitual movement patter

21 for FND should address illness beliefs, self-directed attention and abnormal movement patterns throug

22 hat ACC may play a role in the circuitry for directed attention and contralateral neglect, as it is k

23 and prospection require sustained internally directed attention and involve self-generated thought.

24 anglia-thalamic-cortical network involved in directed attention and its dysfunction, hemispatial negl

25 s of the cortex and the striatum involved in directed attention and its dysfunctional counterpart, co

26 halamic nucleus (LP) may also play a role in directed attention and neglect because LP has robust rec

27 m a cortical-subcortical circuit involved in directed attention and neglect.

28 he DCS is of interest because of its role in directed attention and recovery from multimodal hemispat

29 between mind-wandering, meta-awareness, and directed attention, and may represent a useful endopheno

30 hat changes in sensory representation during directed attention are insufficient to explain perceptua

31 rieval monitoring, were similarly reduced by directed attention at encoding for both groups.

32 The auditory cue and the comparison task directed attention away from vision and delayed the fast

33 ts performing an auditory task in which they directed attention based on either spatial or nonspatial

34 ity between DN and FPCN(A) during internally directed attention compared to externally directed atten

35 erception, and that stimulus-driven and goal-directed attention converge in the lateral prefrontal co

36 In contrast, directed attention enhanced pain intensity by partially

37 This allowed us to distinguish goal-directed attention from the automatic capture of attenti

38 Directed attention has been shown to bias competition in

39 rtical activation is modulated by spectrally directed attention in a manner that recapitulates its to

40 ronger goal perseveration showed higher goal-directed attention in an interleaved attention task.

41 (DCS) is an associative region necessary for directed attention in rats.

42 work concerned with visuospatial analysis or directed attention; in a presumed auditory region of the

43 rocess: following statistical learning, goal-directed attention-involving left parietal regions-integ

44 rved in networks measured while participants directed attention inward (focus on respiration), but no

45 Likewise, spatially directed attention is associated with anticipatory activ

46 have been extracted, the engagement of goal-directed attention is key to enable rule generalization.

47 Goal-directed attention is usually studied by providing indiv

48 rly as primary visual cortex (V1), spatially directed attention narrows the tuning of population-code

49 Second, we probed the effects of directed attention on the competitive interactions induc

50 they attended to tones (that is, externally directed attention) or ignored the tones and thought abo

51 efault network was not related to internally directed attention per se, but rather to a higher level

52 itive processing using tasks with externally directed attention, regions showing increased (external-

53 tandardized training designed to target goal-directed attention regulation, or a comparison condition

54 Spatially directed attention strongly enhances visual perceptual p

55 In a directed attention task, early visual processing (prestr

56 In the directed-attention task, subjects were required to atten

57 Directed attention, the ability to allocate and direct a

58 n extrastriate cortex when subjects covertly directed attention to a peripheral location expecting th

59 ting of two illusory rectangular objects and directed attention to continuous sequences of stimuli (b

60 Human genetic studies have directed attention to genetic imprinting in a number of

61 Having directed attention to one location, monkeys monitored a

62 Cues directed attention to the left or right visual hemifield

63 up of individuals with Gaucher disease first directed attention to the role of glucocerebrosidase def

64 This genetic link has directed attention to the role of the lysosome in the pa

65 r0.2Ti0.8)O3-x(Ba0.7Ca0.3)TiO3 compounds has directed attention to understanding its origin.

66 Internally directed attention was associated with increased activat

67 To test voluntary, goal-directed attention we instructed participants to listen

68 ly directed attention compared to externally directed attention, which positively correlated with att