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Return to Neuroscience, Sixth Edition Student Resources
Neuroscience 6e Chapter 29 Outline
Attention
Overview
Attention as “Selective” Processing
Endogenous versus Exogenous Attention
Covert Attention
Attention across Sensory Modalities
Evidence for a Brain System That Controls Attention
Evidence from Neurological Patients: Hemispatial Neglect Syndrome
Other Brain Regions That Affect Attention
BOX 29A Attention and the Frontal Eye Fields
Evidence from Normal Subjects
CLINICAL APPLICATIONS: Balint’s Syndrome
Studies in Non-Human Primates
Problems with the Concept of Attention as Executive Control
Alternative Interpretations of Attention
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