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Consistent with attention deficiency in FES, the mean overall attentional capacity estimated by the DRS's attention subscore was also significantly lower for FES participants than controls (F 1,36) = 32.7, p < .001).001

This finding is consistent with attention theories derived from Bayesian theories of brain function (the free-energy principle) that equate spatial attention to a precision-dependent gain modulation of sensory input.

Secondly, whereas oscillatory dynamics between the pulvinar thalamic nucleus and the parietal cortex support visual attention in macaques, consistent with attention deficits following focal pulvinar lesions (Saalmann et al., 2012), our main findings pertain to the ATN, for which lesion and animal studies suggest a role in memory.

Five out of six items of the direct aggression factor were found to describe symptoms of conduct problems, while none of the items of the first factor did. Five of the items belonging to the relational aggression factor were found to be consistent with oppositional defiant behavior problems, and two of them were consistent with attention deficit hyperactivity problems.

When children were 5 years old, 4% of their mothers reported behaviors consistent with attention problems and 7% reported ADHD symptoms in the borderline clinical range; again, scores were higher in boys than in girls [see Supplemental Material, Table 1 (doi:10.1289/ehp.1002056)].

In contrast, fMRI activity in ipsilateral visual cortical regions covaried inversely with occipital alpha-band oscillations, consistent with attention-related suppression of the irrelevant hemispace.

Interestingly, I/LnJ mice lack a corpus callosum and also exhibit behaviors consistent with attention-deficit hyperactivity disorder (Magara et al. 2000).

This would have reduced power to detect associations; that we still found consistent associations with attention indicates potential for effects at low PCB levels found in the general population.

The activation of a number of these regions is consistent with increased attention to food cues and enhanced motivation to eat.

However, consistent with their attention to, or avoidance of, negative emotional situations, high neuroticism subjects tended to look towards this highly arousing stimulus while high conscientiousness subjects diverted their gaze.

Figure  1 illustrates the privileged-loop mechanism that is consistent with this attention mechanism hypothesis.