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ERP studies of selective attention to non-spatial features (Contributo in volume (capitolo o saggio))
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Proverbio A.M., Zani A. (2005)
ERP studies of selective attention to non-spatial features
Academic Press, San Diego (Stati Uniti d'America) in Neurobiology of Attention, 2005
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- Proverbio A.M., University of Milan Bicocca; Zani A., IBFM CNR (literal)
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- ERP studies of selective attention to non-spatial features (literal)
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- L. Itti, G. Rees, J. Tsotsos (eds), Neurobiology of attention (literal)
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- Itti L, Rees G, Tsotsos J (literal)
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- ABSTRACT
This paper concentrates on electrophysiological
data concerning selective attention to nonspatial
attributes (spatial frequency, color, shape, orientation,
etc.), and the way these attributes are combined into a
unified percept, so that it becomes identified as an
object.
Feature-based and object-based mechanisms of the
brain as investigated with ERPs are analyzed. An
overview is provided of studies reporting the differ-
ential activation of two cortical subsystems of the
visual brain, the so-called dorsal, or \"Where,\" and
ventral, or \"What\" systems, in conditions in which
stimulus attributes must be selectively attended to
separately and/or conjointly.
Efforts are made to demonstrate the task-related rel-
ative segregation and complex interactions of the
aforementioned systems during the separate or con-
joint processing of stimulus attributes. (literal)
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