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Assessment of attention in biological mothers using the attention network test - revised
Current Psychology, 2020Previous research has evaluated the cognitive effects of pregnancy, yet only a handful of studies have specifically evaluated maternal attention. This will be the first study to investigate the effects of biological motherhood (M = 3.5 years postpartum) on attention network functioning.
Valerie Miller +2 more
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Evaluation of the attention network test using vibrotactile stimulations
Behavior Research Methods, 2014We report a vibrotactile version of the attention network test (ANT)-the tactile ANT (T-ANT). It has been questioned whether attentional components are modality specific or not. The T-ANT explores alertness, orienting, cognitive control, and their relationships, similar to its visual counterpart, in the tactile modality.
Yael, Salzer +2 more
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Neural correlates of the attention network test in schizophrenia
European Archives of Psychiatry and Clinical Neuroscience, 2011Attentional deficits are prominent in schizophrenia, affecting nearly all cognitive functions. Human attention comprises three essential components: alerting, orienting and executive control. For the assessment of these functions, the attention network test (ANT) has been proposed and used in healthy controls and patients. In schizophrenia, the ANT has
Volker, Backes +6 more
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Can Emotion Modulate Attention? Evidence for Reciprocal Links in the Attentional Network Test
Experimental Psychology, 2011Evolution theory suggests that adaptive behavior depends on our ability to give preferential attention to emotional information when it is necessary for our survival, and to down-regulate irrelevant emotional influence. However, empirical work has shown that the interaction between emotion and attention varies, based on the attentional network in ...
Noga, Cohen, Avishai, Henik, Nilly, Mor
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Working memory capacity and attention network test performance
Applied Cognitive Psychology, 2006AbstractComplex span tasks are predictive of many aspects of behavior, in both experimental and applied areas of cognitive psychology. Our view is that these tasks measure primarily working memory capacity (WMC), which we argue is the ability to control attention. The development of the Attention Network Test (ANT) provided the opportunity to study the
Thomas S. Redick, Randall W. Engle
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European Journal of Neuroscience
Abstract The attention network test (ANT), developed based on the triple‐network taxonomy by Posner and colleagues, has been widely used to examine the efficacy of alerting, orienting and executive control in clinical and developmental neuroscience studies.
Ziwei Kong +6 more
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Abstract The attention network test (ANT), developed based on the triple‐network taxonomy by Posner and colleagues, has been widely used to examine the efficacy of alerting, orienting and executive control in clinical and developmental neuroscience studies.
Ziwei Kong +6 more
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Effects of fatigue on attention and vigilance as measured with a modified attention network test
Experimental Brain Research, 2020As part of a larger study on the effects of fatigue on various attentional and behavioural measures, we had participants complete a modified version of Luna et al.'s (J Neurosci Methods 306:77-87, Luna et al., J Neurosci Methods 306:77-87, 2018) ANTI-Vea task (mANTI-Vea) at the beginning and end (pre/post) of each of two 8-h testing sessions.
Brett B. T. Feltmate +2 more
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The OpenSesame version of the Attention Network Test
2018An English and a Greek version of the Attentional Networks Task of Fan et al. (2002)
Avraamides, Marios, Shimi, Andria
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Multisensory cueing and the attention network test in aging
Seeing and Perceiving, 2012The Attention Network Test (ANT) assesses the effect of alerting and orienting cues on a visual flanker task measuring executive attention. Previous findings revealed that older adults demonstrate greater RT benefits when provided with visual orienting cues that offer both spatial and temporal information of an ensuing target.
Jeannette R. Mahoney +4 more
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Behavioural Brain Research
Sleep deprivation, both daily and occupational, has become a prevalent issue in modern society, significantly affecting individuals' attention functions. Traditionally, attention was viewed as a singular, unified system, but advances in neuroscience have revealed it as a network involving coordinated interactions across multiple brain regions.
Ying, Yang +3 more
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Sleep deprivation, both daily and occupational, has become a prevalent issue in modern society, significantly affecting individuals' attention functions. Traditionally, attention was viewed as a singular, unified system, but advances in neuroscience have revealed it as a network involving coordinated interactions across multiple brain regions.
Ying, Yang +3 more
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