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Attention: Control in the visual cortex
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DOI：10.1016/j.cub.2006.12.028.png)
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A recent study in which the human visual cortex was directly stimulated to create visual percepts has shown that visual spatial attention can act directly on neural activity in sensory cortex without involving attentional modulation of subcortical visual inputs.
Keywords:
SELECTIVE ATTENTION
STIMULATION
POTENTIALS
RESPONSES
NUCLEUS
SYSTEM
FIELDS
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