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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"exogenous attention"”.
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Disengagement, Shifting and Engagement of Attention in Children And Adolescents With Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD)
… have difficulty disengaging and shifting their attention or what has been termed sticky attention. This sticky attention has been hypothesized as a general deficit of the broader ASD phenotype, and subsequently as an aid in the early identification of ASD. However, researchers to date have only …
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Neurosensitivity: Implications for Cognition and Creativity.
… Chapter 4 and 5 explore sensitivity-related attention components in relation to endogenous and exogenous attention tasks, revealing that positive-affect-related sensitivity is characterized by differences in exogenous inhibition-of-return, and defocused, disinhibited attention states that …
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Attentional Prioritisation of Another's Direct Gaze: Stimulus, Template, and Expectation
… gaze, a crucial social cue, is presumed to be attentionally prioritised even in the presence of other gazes. Consistent with this notion is the stare in the crowd effect (SITCE) — the finding that direct gazing eyes are often detected faster and more efficiently from among averted gazing ones …
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What's in a game: Examining the effect of video game experience across reading and attentional domains
… understood. In this thesis, we evaluate whether attentional processes may be a driving force behind the relationship between reading and video game experience. We additionally examined lexical and sublexical processing more precisely than previous studies by using exception words to encourage …
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Neural Correlates of Tactile Attention: Behavioural measures and event-related brain potentials of inhibition of return, exogenous and endogenous attention in touch
… thesis investigated the neural correlates of attention in touch. In particular, the electrophysiology of exogenous tactile processing and inhibition of return (IOR) - an area previously unexplored. In all studies a variation of the Posner cue-target paradigm was used. Typically, a cue was …