Timo Stein,Daniel Kaiser,Guido Hesselmann
Timo Stein
Working memory (WM) is closely linked to conscious awareness: In most conceptions of WM, the inputs to WM need to be conscious. The findings of some recent studies, however, have been taken to suggest that WM can indeed operate on non-consc...
Behavioral and electrophysiological evidence for fast emergence of visual consciousness [0.03%]
行为和电生理证据表明视觉意识迅速出现
Henry Railo,Antti Revonsuo,Mika Koivisto
Henry Railo
A fundamental unsettled dispute concerns how fast the brain generates subjective visual experiences. Both early visual cortical activation and later activity in fronto-parietal global neuronal workspace correlate with conscious vision, but ...
Adrien Doerig,Frank Scharnowski,Michael H Herzog
Adrien Doerig
Is consciousness a continuous stream, or do percepts occur only at certain moments of time? This age-old question is still under debate. Both positions face difficult problems, which we proposed to overcome with a 2-stage model, where uncon...
Individual differences in change blindness are predicted by the strength and stability of visual representations [0.03%]
变化盲视的变化由视觉表征的强弱和稳定性预测
Nora Andermane,Jenny M Bosten,Anil K Seth et al.
Nora Andermane et al.
The phenomenon of change blindness reveals that people are surprisingly poor at detecting unexpected visual changes; however, research on individual differences in detection ability is scarce. Predictive processing accounts of visual percep...
Waving goodbye to contrast: self-generated hand movements attenuate visual sensitivity [0.03%]
挥手告别对比：自生成的手部动作减弱视觉敏感度
Madis Vasser,Laurène Vuillaume,Axel Cleeremans et al.
Madis Vasser et al.
It is well known that the human brain continuously predicts the sensory consequences of its own body movements, which typically results in sensory attenuation. Yet, the extent and exact mechanisms underlying sensory attenuation are still de...
Pieter Moors,Timo Stein,Johan Wagemans et al.
Pieter Moors et al.
Research on visual rivalry has demonstrated that consecutive dominance durations are serially dependent, implying that the underlying competition mechanism is not driven by some random process but includes a memory component. Here we asked ...
Autonomic correlates of seeing one's own face in patients with disorders of consciousness [0.03%]
意识障碍患者看自己面部的自主神经相关反应
Sergio Bagnato,Cristina Boccagni,Caterina Prestandrea et al.
Sergio Bagnato et al.
The ability to recognize one's own face is a hallmark of self-awareness. In healthy subjects, the sympathetic skin response evoked by self-face recognition has a greater area under the curve of the signal than responses evoked by other visu...
Point-of-care brain injury evaluation of conscious awareness: wide scale deployment of portable HCS EEG evaluation [0.03%]
清醒脑损伤意识的现场评估：便携式HCS脑电图评估的大规模应用
Carolyn M Fleck-Prediger,Sujoy Ghosh Hajra,Careesa C Liu et al.
Carolyn M Fleck-Prediger et al.
Survivors of severe brain injury may remain in a decreased state of conscious awareness for an extended period of time. Clinical scales are used to describe levels of consciousness but rely on behavioural responses, precipitating misdiagnos...
Hernán Anlló,Jérôme Sackur
Hernán Anlló
To test the specific effects of hypnosis on the attentional components of visual awareness, we developed a posthypnotic suggestion for peripheral visual inattention inspired on the "tunnel vision" symptom of the Balint Syndrome. We construc...
Self-specific processing in the meditating brain: a MEG neurophenomenology study [0.03%]
冥想中的大脑自我特异性处理：一种基于MEG的神现象学研究
Yair Dor-Ziderman,Yochai Ataria,Stephen Fulder et al.
Yair Dor-Ziderman et al.
Self-specific processes (SSPs) specify the self as an embodied subject and agent, implementing a functional self/nonself distinction in perception, cognition, and action. Despite recent interest, it is still undetermined whether SSPs are al...