The functional neuroanatomy of visual conjunction search: a parametric fMRI study
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Summary
The results support a functional segregation of subregions of the IPS, where the posterior regions participate in large-scale shifts and scaling of the attentional focus and the anterior regions in object identification and rapid serial shifts during search.
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- article
- Published
- 2003-11-01
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- 63
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- 95
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Keywords
Neuroanatomy, Conjunction (astronomy), Neuroscience, Parametric statistics, Computer science
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