Attentional Blink
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I AM JUST BUZZING LIKE A KID - HERE WE HAVE DETAILED PHOTOS OF MATTER GOING FROM 3D TO 2D. INTERESTINGLY DEMATERIALIZATION SEEMS TO SKIP A STEP AS IT MAKES THE QUANTUM SHIFT FROM MATTER TO IT’S COHERENT IMAGE. EVERYTHING STARTS AS A... more
When a rapid succession of auditory stimuli is listened to, processing of the second of two successive targets among fillers is often impaired, a phenomenon known as theattentional blink (AB). Three experiments were conducted to examine... more
The attentional blink task involves rapid serial presentation of visual stimuli, two of which the participants have to report. The usual finding is that participants are impaired at reporting the second target if it appears in close... more
Emotional stimuli (e.g., negative facial expressions) enjoy prioritized memory access when task relevant, consistent with their ability to capture attention. Whether emotional expression also impacts on memory access when task-irrelevant... more
Gaze direction and facial expressions are critical components of face processing and have been shown to influence attention deployment. We investigated whether gaze direction (direct vs. averted) combined with a neutral or angry... more
A single target presented in a sequence of non-target items (distracters) is detected easily, even when each item is presented less than 100 ms. However, when the number of targets is increased to two, the second one becomes hard to... more
With increasing work-load and societal stress the urge of break-taking in order to be resilient becomes more and more important. This research investigated how adding a short meditative exercise during a break affects performance on a... more
What we cannot notice, we cannot be perceptually aware of either: This view, still very popular in contemporary analytic philosophy of mind, has been recently defended by M. Tye and A. Noë. The present paper tries to undermine this idea... more
This study's research question was whether selective visual attention, and specifically the attentional blink (AB) as operationalized by a dual target rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) task, can explain individual differences in... more
Several theories of the neural correlates of consciousness assume that there is a continuum of perception, associated with a gradual change in the intensity of brain activation. But some models, considering reverberation of neural... more
Colored target words were presented with distractor nonwords in a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) task. In Experiment 1, the attentional blink (AB) effect on T2 accuracy was larger when T1 was a difficult (low-frequency) word than... more
1. There is considerable evidence indicating that people are primed to monitor social signals of disapproval. Thus far, studies on selective attention have concentrated predominantly on the spatial domain, whereas the temporal... more
The attentional blink (AB) is an impairment in detecting the second of two targets that appear in close temporal succession. We investigated the effect of practice and a nap on the magnitude of the AB deficit. We found evidence that sleep... more
When two targets are embedded in a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) stream of distractors, perception of the second target is impaired if the intertarget lag is relatively short (less than 500 msec). This phenomenon,... more