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Attention can also be driven by stimulus properties rather than cognitive processes.

They also show that amygdala activity may be driven by stimulus intensity irrespective of valence, casting doubt upon the notion that the amygdala responds preferentially to negative stimuli.

The recent market surge, with the FTSE 100 coming within 90 points of its all time high on Wednesday, has been partly driven by stimulus measures from the central banks designed to boost the global economy.

Visual attention is presumably driven by two processes: Bottom-up processes are driven by stimulus features leading to involuntary and unconscious attentional shifts to potentially relevant stimuli.

This might be in keeping with more effective voluntary allocation of selective attention to task-relevant visual targets and less involuntary attentional capture, driven by stimulus salience, on rotigotine.

These studies consistently indicate a bias toward high SF processing in the left hemisphere, but this interpretation is limited due to the use of filtered images so that it remains unclear whether the results are driven by stimulus legibility rather than by the manipulation of frequency content per se.

Nevertheless, as the book popularity grows such effect fades, presumably because the adoption of a very popular book is not mainly driven by inputs received within the social network, but can be in large part driven by stimuli and mechanisms external to the online social network.

Unless stated otherwise, we selected electrodes over V1 and V4 that were strongly driven by stimuli within the central 4° of eccentricity.

Overall, amygdala neurons reflect changes in attention driven by stimuli threatening aversive outcomes even when attention is primarily directed at the location of a reward-predicting cue.

There is evidence that the induced component reflects more complex cognitive processes such as those involved in attentional processes, while the evoked component reflects mainly processes driven by stimuli [ 14].

Hence, although it is not proved that MT/V5 and V6 projections originate from the same neurons of layer IVB (see Vogt-Weisenhorn et al. 1995), one might have expected that human area V6 would be driven by stimuli activating human MT+.