Attention and Time

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Oxford University Press (2010)
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Our ability to attend selectively to our surroundings - noticing things that matter, ignoring those that don't - is crucial if we are to negotiate the world around us. This is the first book in years to explore just how our attention can be influenced by time, and how our own perception of time can be influenced by what we attend to.

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Attending to emerging representations: The importance of task context and time of response.Amelia R. Hunt, Wieske van Zoest & Alan Kingstone
Attending to sound patterns and the role of entrainment.Mari Riess Jones
Attention underlies subjective temporal expansion.Peter Ulric Tse
The attentional boost and the attentional blink.Christian Nl Olivers
Timing structures neuronal activity during preparation for action.Bjørg Elisabeth Kilavik & Alexa Riehle
Inhibition of return.  (pages 17--34)Juan Lupiáñez
The attentional blink: temporal constraints on consciousness.  (pages 35)Kimron L. Shapiro & Jane E. Raymond
A stream of thought: temporal organization of mental operations.  (pages 63)Mariano Sigman
Vigilant attention.  (pages 79--88)Ian H. Robertson & Redmond O'Connell
Prior entry: Attention and temporal perception.  (pages 89--104)Charles Spence
Timing, resources, and interference: Attentional modulation of time perception.  (pages 107--121)Scott W. Brown
Mental timing and the central attentional bottleneck.  (pages 123--135)Eric Ruthruff & Harold Pashler
Duration illusions and predictability.  (pages 151)David M. Eagleman
Temporal dilation: the chronostasis illusion and spatial attention.  (pages 163)Kielan Yarrow
Space-time in the brain.  (pages 177--186)Concetta Morrone & David Burr
Modulation of time perception by visual adaptation.  (pages 187--200)Alan Johnston
Temporal binding.  (pages 201--211)Marc J. Buehner
Behavioural adaptations to redundant frequency distributions in time.  (pages 217--226)Annika Wagener & Joachim Hoffmann
On the locus of temporal preparation: Enhancement of premotor processes.  (pages 227--241)Bettina Rolke & Rolf Ulrich
Excitatory and inhibitory motor mechanisms of temporal preparation.  (pages 244--255)Boris Burle, Christophe Tandonnet & Thierry Hasbroucq
The neural basis of temporal prediction and the role of dopamine.  (pages 273)C. Fiorillo
Foreperiod and the sequential effect. Theory and data.  (pages 289--302)Sander A. Los
Neuroanatomical substrates of foreperiod effects.  (pages 303--316)Antonino Vallesi
Electrophysiological markers of foreperiod effects.  (pages 331--345)Peter Praamstra
Neural bases of rhythm prediction.  (pages 345)Ricarda I. Schubotz
Enhancing behavioural performance by visual temporal orienting.  (pages 357--370)A. Correa
How can temporal expectations bias perception and action.  (pages 371--392)Anna C. Nobre
Temporal orienting in audition, touch, and across modalities.  (pages 393--405)Kathrin Lange & Brigitte Röder
Neurophysiology of temporal orienting in ventral visual stream.  (pages 407)Britt Anderson & David L. Sheinberg
Temporal prediction during duration perception.  (pages 419)Viviane Pouthas & Micha Pfeuty
Neural substrates of temporal attentional orienting.  (pages 429--442)JenniferT Coull

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