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• W4253742749 abstract "The effects of focussed attention to peripherally and centrally located visual stimuli were compared via an analysis of event-related brain potentials (ERPs) while subjects detected the direction of motion of a white square in a specified location. While attention to both peripheral and foveal stimuli produced enhancements of the early ERP components, the distribution over the scalp of the attention-related changes varied according to stimulus location. The attention-related increase in the amplitude of the N1 wave (157 ms) to the peripheral stimuli was greater over the parietal region of the hemisphere contralateral to the attended visual field. By contrast, the largest effects of foveally directed attention occurred over the occipital regions where the increase was bilaterally symmetrical. Additionally, the effects of attention on the ERPs were significantly larger for moving than for stationary stimuli, and this effect was greater for peripheral than for central attention. A long-latency positive displacement component (300-600 ms) was larger over the right than the left hemisphere during attention to the lateral visual fields, but was symmetrical in amplitude when central stimuli were attended. These results suggest that different pathways are modulated when attention is deployed to different regions of the visual fields. Further, they suggest that the special role of the right hemisphere in spatial attention may be limited to analysis of information in the visual periphery." @default.
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• W4253742749 date "1987-03-01" @default.
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• W4253742749 title "Attention to central and peripheral visual space in a movement detection task: an event-related potential and behavioral study. I. Normal hearing adults" @default.
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