Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior.
A single case study of a patient (FK) with utilization disorder following bilateral damage to medial frontal and anterior temporal cortices is reported. FK had to localize a search target following presentation of an earlier verbal or visual cue. Search was strongly affected by semantic/visual assoc...
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| author | Balani, AB Soto, D Humphreys, G |
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| description | A single case study of a patient (FK) with utilization disorder following bilateral damage to medial frontal and anterior temporal cortices is reported. FK had to localize a search target following presentation of an earlier verbal or visual cue. Search was strongly affected by semantic/visual associations between the cue and search items. Although FK was unable to name the hue of an incongruent Stroop word, his attention was drawn to a color in the display matching the hue of the cue word. FK's ability to inhibit a response activated by the cueing of attention was impaired. There is dissociation between top-down attention cueing and response inhibition. |
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| spelling | oxford-uuid:347029fc-a480-487d-abdb-b707426bf1c32022-03-26T13:25:53ZSeparating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior.Journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_dcae04bcuuid:347029fc-a480-487d-abdb-b707426bf1c3EnglishSymplectic Elements at Oxford2012Balani, ABSoto, DHumphreys, GA single case study of a patient (FK) with utilization disorder following bilateral damage to medial frontal and anterior temporal cortices is reported. FK had to localize a search target following presentation of an earlier verbal or visual cue. Search was strongly affected by semantic/visual associations between the cue and search items. Although FK was unable to name the hue of an incongruent Stroop word, his attention was drawn to a color in the display matching the hue of the cue word. FK's ability to inhibit a response activated by the cueing of attention was impaired. There is dissociation between top-down attention cueing and response inhibition. |
| spellingShingle | Balani, AB Soto, D Humphreys, G Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title | Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title_full | Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title_fullStr | Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title_full_unstemmed | Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title_short | Separating top-down and bottom-up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior. |
| title_sort | separating top down and bottom up cueing of attention from response inhibition in utilization behavior |
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