Recent research of cross-modal influences on visual processing has shown that sounds can modulate visual phosphene perception [ 10, 11, 28], but the neural basis of this was not identified, whereas here we uncovered phase locking of posterior alpha oscillations.
Yet, research on distractor processing has shown that all features in a selection situation are integrated with responses and thereby can later on directly influence behavior due to feature-based retrieval of responses (which can be compatible or incompatible in the current situation).
The WL processing has shown that it outperforms the linear one.
Research on sensory-evoked responses in early visuocortical processing has shown that increased perceptual load results in smaller P1 amplitudes (a component associated with early attention processes [29]) at the occipital sites, accompanied by a reduction of distractor interference on target processing [30], [31].
Recent results in geometry processing have shown that shape segmentation, comparison, and analysis can be successfully addressed through the heat diffusion kernel.
Prior studies aiming at behavioral responses during dialog processing have shown that semantic-pragmatically focused information is recognized faster and easier when it is accented [ 5, 6].
Studies looking at rates of processing have shown that visually attending to a stimulus location or feature speeds target detection time (Carrasco, Giordano, & McElree, 2006; Posner & Peterson, 1990; Posner, Snyder, & Davidson, 1980; Treisman & Gelade, 1980).
Furthermore, studies on two-digit number processing have shown that participants may not be able to compare the magnitude of decade digits while ignoring the unit digits, even when the units are totally irrelevant for the task at hand [see [ 5, 14, 15] for a review, [ 16, 17]].
Evidence already reviewed has shown that modifying emotional processing biases reduces negative intrusive thoughts in vulnerable individuals (Hayes, Hirsch, & Mathews, 2010; Hayes, Hirsch, Krebs, et al., 2010; Hirsch et al., 2009).
Evaluation of performance management techniques listed processing accuracy has shown that the most effective control method has an accuracy of a change in the geometric parameters of the cutting area.
Further behavioral evidence from language processing studies has shown that comprehension of certain grammatical constructions results from a mental simulation within the action space implied by the sentence.
