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Group‐level brain connectome analysis has attracted increasing interest in neuropsychiatric research with the goal of identifying connectomic subnetworks (subgraphs) that are systematically associated with brain disorders. However, extracting disease‐related subnetworks from the whole brain connectome has been challenging, because no prior knowledge is available regarding the sizes and locations of...
Reading in a second language (L2) is a complex task that entails an interaction between L2 and the native language (L1). Previous studies have suggested that bilingual subjects recruit the neural system of their logographic L1 (Chinese) reading and apply it to alphabetic L2 (English) reading. These findings have lent strong support to the idea that language experience shapes the cortex. Whether languages...
Defective and faulty traffic lights are the major cause of traffic accidents. Insufficient prediction for the appearance of the amber light will lead to a rear-end collision if the lead driver take a severe brake. In order to make the amber light predictable, we provided an improvement tentative plan for the green traffic light, in which a rhythm flashing pattern was inserted in the latter presentation...
Information processing can be biased toward behaviorally relevant and salient stimuli by top‐down (goal‐directed) and bottom‐up (stimulus‐driven) attentional control processes respectively. However, the neural basis underlying the integration of these processes is not well understood. We employed functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) and transcranial direct‐current stimulation (tDCS) in humans...
Timing is required for both estimating the duration of a presently unfolding event, and forecasting when a future event will occur. When participants used a dynamic visual spatio-temporal trajectory stimulus to predict the final position, exogenous temporal expectations are engaged. However, it is still not clear whether different neural networks are used to measure sub-second and supra-second temporal...
Attentional shift (or shift of attention) occurs when directing attention to a point to increase the efficiency of processing that point and includes inhibition to decrease attentional resources to unwanted or irrelevant inputs. Shifting of attention is needed to allocate attentional resources to more efficiently process information from a stimulus. Research has shown that when an object or area is...
Visual orienting attention is well researched by using a visual cue. But in the tactile orienting of the visual, Due to technical reasons, the explanations of the tactile information effect of visual attention is no clear, and just have few research to devoted to this part. Visual cue in the top-down attention mechanism was investigated that it could effectively improve the target cognition reaction...
Visual orienting attention is well researched by using a visual cue. The tactile spatial attention and the tactile-visual spatial attention have been compared by the brain-imaging data. But the tactile temporal orienting of attention is little be researched or no have any researched.
Visual orienting attention is well researched by using a visual cue. The tactile spatial attention and the tactile-visual spatial attention have been compared by the brain-imaging data.
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