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Our results show that event-related presentation of erotic stimuli for only several hundred milliseconds activates brain circuits known to be relevant in processing of erotic images.

In practical terms, such an approach would allow for normal or clinically relevant variability in processing capacity to be broken down into concrete factors, such as variations in temporal integration periods, speeded-up or slowed-down employment of selective attention, or altered read-out slopes of individuation mechanisms.

In particular, experiments using NT stimuli showed reduced prestimulus alpha power an index of the cortical excitation level prior to a conscious percept in relevant sensory regions involved in processing the upcoming stimulus (Ergenoglu et al. 2004; Hanslmayr et al. 2007; Romei et al. 2008; Van Dijk et al. 2008; Lange et al. 2013; Ruhnau et al. 2014).

Examining steps children take to overcome difficulties in processing the relevant features of tasks and in correctly interpreting task instructions promise to illuminate mechanisms of conceptual development.

However, little is known about its computational role in processing behaviorally relevant natural stimuli, beyond filtering out slow changes in stimulus intensity.

In the fMRI-study the subliminal presentation of visual sexual stimuli showed that even at an unconscious level ADT leads to changes in processing sexually relevant stimuli in the patient, supposedly reflecting changes in cognitive and perceptive automatic processes.

The role of the precuneus has been demonstrated in processing self-relevant contextual information [84] [88], in attention tracking [88] [89], and in attentional non spatial shifts [90].

Because the amygdala is particularly implicated in processing self-relevant affective information [21], [42], our findings support the notion that a key aspect of anxious attachment may involve enhanced vigilance towards emotionally-significant social cues [3], [4], [17], [39].

Results indicate that meditation leads to activation in brain areas involved in processing self-relevant information, self-regulation, focused problem-solving, adaptive behavior, and interoception.

The amplitude of the P300 has been proposed to reflect attentional allocation, with reduced P300 amplitudes referring to inefficient allocation of attentional resources in processing task-relevant cognitive information (e.g. [ 8, 9]).

This also fits with neuroimaging findings showing that the left hemisphere is more strongly involved in processing phoneme-relevant information than the right hemisphere (e.g., Obleser, Eisner, & Kotz, 2008; Specht, Osnes, & Hugdahl, 2009; Wolmetz, Poeppel, & Rapp, 2011).