Temporal order is coded temporally in the brain: early event-related potential latency shifts underlying prior entry in a cross-modal temporal order judgment task
The speeding-up of neural processing associated with attended events (i.e., the prior-entry effect) has long been proposed as a viable mechanism by which attention can prioritize our perception and action. In the brain, this has been thought to be regulated through a sensory gating mechanism, increa...
Main Authors: | Vibell, J, Klinge, C, Zampini, M, Spence, C, Nobre, A |
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Format: | Journal article |
Language: | English |
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Cognitive Neuroscience Institute
2007
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