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4 days ago · attention, cognition, cycling, endurance, pacing, performance, think aloud, thoughts Abstract Think aloud (TA) has been used to capture cyclist’s thought processes during time-trial performance, however, the feasibility of using TA in such settings has not been empirically investigated.
4 days ago · Theory of Consciousness. Attention. Convergent Attention, Divergent Consciousness. Since consciousness is private, attention is needed for communication. Posted June 3, 2024 | Reviewed by Monica...
4 days ago · Our results suggested that the removal of attention through an irrelevant task modulated the MAE's magnitude moderately and that such an effect depends on the stimulus strength. We also showed that the MAE still persists with subthreshold and unattended stimuli, suggesting that perhaps attention is not required for the complete development of ...
1 day ago · Claire Bishop's new book, out from Verso, argues technology changed attention spans—and shows how artists have adapted. ... View of Anne Imhof’s Faust, 2017, at the 57th Venice Biennale.
4 days ago · Anne Treisman Lecture Developmental Amnesia: From discovery to brain and behavioural phenotypes. Professor Faraneh Vargha-Khadem. Departmental Seminar Series Hybrid event. Monday, 10 June 2024, 2pm to 3pm @ New Radcliffe House Seminar room, second floor
1 day ago · Anne Treisman Lecture - Developmental Amnesia: From discovery to brain and behavioural phenotypes. June 10, 2024, 2 p.m. ABSTRACT I will cover the circumstances that led to the discovery of the syndrome of Developmental Amnesia (DA) and describe brain and behavioural phenotypes of the disorder with implications for an intervention that could ...
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4 days ago · 1. Divided Attention: Doing more than one task simultaneously. 2. Alternating Attention: Also known as attention switching — where you switch attention between two things. 3. Sustained Attention: Focusing on one thing or activity for a long time.
