The phrase "attention processes" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to psychology, cognitive science, or any discussion about how attention is managed or utilized in various tasks or situations.
Example: "Research in cognitive psychology often explores the different attention processes involved in multitasking."
Alternatives: "cognitive attention mechanisms" or "attentional functions".
Compared to non-anxious controls, phobic individuals revealed decreased parietal emotional attention processes during affective processing at mid-latency and late processing stages.
Possible negative effects are mainly found for speed of processing and attention processes.
The present study indicates dysfunctional parietal information processing and attention processes towards emotional stimuli in MDD patients which can be returned to normal by ECT treatment.
Multitasking may impair learning through rapid use of the limited capacity of learners' information processing channels, especially attention processes, leaving insufficient space for meaningful learning.
On a given updating step n, the arrow stimulus leads to modulation of the priority profile in the attentional priority map through two routes, one mediated through perceptual attention processes, the other mediated through attentional processes in WM.
This suggested that the reward cue competes for limited attentional resources, interfering with ongoing spatial attention processes that are attempting to maintain the location of the peripherally presented mnemonic cue (Awh & Jonides, 2001; Duncan, 2001).
We found that functional connectivity of networks involved in in information processing, in cognitive, emotional, and, especially visual, attention processes differ between patients and healthy volunteers.
Constructive or adaptive memory updating processes (see [ 89]), initiated by the processing of recall cues together with new information and related memory and attention processes are assumed to be involved in these effects of post event information.
"The collective evidence from a number of such studies suggests that the bilingual experience improves the brain's so-called executive function — a command system that directs the attention processes that we use for planning, solving problems and performing various other mentally demanding tasks".
Many studies of hemispatial neglect patients have indicated that spatial attention processes operate similarly in visual space and number space.
These findings suggest that Br can contribute to a reduced working memory load in areas related to attention processes.
