Vision: Stimulating your attention
Current Biology 16 (15):R581-R583 (2006)
| Abstract | Attentional selection biases the processing of higher visual areas to particular parts of a scene. Recent experiments show how stimulation of neurons in the frontal eye fields can mimic this process. | |||||||||
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