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(2016-01-25)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceVisual input is often noisy and discontinuous due to blinks, saccades, movements and many other factors. Yet visual perception is characterized by remarkable stability. A mechanism that has been proposed to mediate such ... -
(2016-08-01)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceIn the attentional literature there has been considerable debate about whether bottom-up attentional processes are purely stimulus driven or dependent on top-down sets and goals. One possible top-down factor that might ...
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(2016-08-18)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceFamiliarity (i.e., whether an observer has seen an image before) and expectation (i.e., whether an observer can predict which image will follow based on the current image) can influence the processing of visual information ...
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(2015-04-30)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceNeuronal oscillations limit and prioritize neuronal communication during visual information processing. Modulations of alpha-band oscillations (8-12 Hz) are thought to reflect top-down inhibitory modulation of activity in ...
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(2015-08-18)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceBoth feature-based attention and feature expectation facilitate perception about the world around us. Whereas feature-based attention is known to act globally and spread across the visual field, the mechanisms of feature ...
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(2015-03-27)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceUsing human behavioural performance and a choice-correlated neural signature as complementary metrics of integration of noisy, changeable evidence about the motion direction of dots, we tested for nonlinearities in the ...
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(2014-08-01)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceSpoken language communication usually happens face-to-face. Both the content of what a speaker has already said and her visible mouth movements (visemes) can help us predict which word we will hear next, because bath of ...
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(2014-07-10)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceTo cope with the amount of information in the sensory world, predictive coding suggests that efficient observers suppress irrelevant hut predictable information. However, such expectation suppression (ES) occurs inconsistently ...
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(2017-07-01)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceHigh-resolution fMRI has been used to investigate layer specific feedback responses in V1. Currently, no paradigm exists for high-resolution fMRI which enables to investigate both feed forward and feedback processing in ...
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(2018-08-28)Researchmaster Cognitive NeuroscienceHow is information coming from multiple modalities maintained in working memory (WM)? Although we perceive the world through multiple senses, research on working memory has mainly focused on senses in isolation. In three ...
