Chapter 6 Outline
- Introduction
- Introductory Box The Cocktail Party Effect
- The Concept of Attention
- Global states, arousal, and attention
- The selective nature of attention
- Behavioral Studies of Attention Capacity and Selection
- The level at which selection occurs
- Endogenously versus exogenously driven selective attention
- Neuroscience Approaches to Studying Attention
- Studying the neural effects of attention on stimulus processing
- Studying the control of attention in the brain
- Neural Effects of Attention on Stimulus Processing: Auditory Spatial Attention
- Electrophysiological studies of the effects of auditory spatial attention
- Neuroimaging studies of the effects of auditory spatial attention
- Animal studies of the effects of auditory spatial attention
- The effects of auditory spatial attention on auditory feature processing
- Neural Effects of Attention on Stimulus Processing: Visual Spatial Attention
- Electrophysiological studies of the effects of visual spatial attention
- Neuroimaging studies of the effects of visual spatial attention
- Combining electrophysiological and neuroimaging studies of visual spatial attention
- Animal studies of the effects of visual spatial attention
- The effects of visual spatial attention on visual feature processing
- Box 6A The Attentional Blink and Late Attentional Selection
- Neural Effects of Attending to Nonspatial Stimulus Attributes
- The neural effects of attention to nonspatial auditory features
- The neural effects of attention to nonspatial visual features
- The effects of visual attention to objects
- Box 6B Attention-Related “Reentrant” Activity
- Neural Effects of Attention across Sensory Modalities