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The Essential Role of Executive Attention in Unconscious Visuomotor Priming

Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
Many reports have emphasized that unconscious processing demands attention. However, some studies were unable to observe a modulation of attentional load in subliminal visual processing. We proposed that the paradoxical phenomena could be explained based
Xuechen Mao, Chun Xie, Jilong Shi, Qin Huang, Ruichen Jiang, Ruichen Jiang, Fanying Meng, Hejun Shen, Lyufeng Miao, Shuchen Cui, Anmin Li   +10 more
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Do Executive Attentional Processes Uniquely or Commonly Explain Psychometric g and Correlations in the Positive Manifold? A Structural Equation Modeling and Network-Analysis Approach to Investigate the Process Overlap Theory

Journal of Intelligence, 2021
One of the best-established findings in intelligence research is the pattern of positive correlations among various intelligence tests. Although this so-called positive manifold became the conceptual foundation of many theoretical accounts of ...
Stefan J. Troche, Helene M. von Gugelberg, Olivier Pahud, Thomas H. Rammsayer   +3 more
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Executive control of attention in narcolepsy. [PDF]

PLoS ONE, 2012
BACKGROUND: Narcolepsy with cataplexy (NC) is a disabling sleep disorder characterized by early loss of hypocretin neurons that project to areas involved in the attention network.
Sophie Bayard, Muriel Croisier Langenier, Valérie Cochen De Cock, Sabine Scholz, Yves Dauvilliers   +4 more
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The problem of the development of voluntary self-regulation in children [PDF]

Современная зарубежная психология, 2016
This article reviews main approaches to the development of self-regulation in children in contemporary Western psychology. It further discusses the core neurocognitive processes involved in voluntary self-regulation including inhibition, working memory ...
Savina E.A.
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The Complex Role of Mental Time Travel in Depressive and Anxiety Disorders: An Ensemble Perspective

Frontiers in Psychology, 2020
The ensemble hypothesis proposes that uniquely human cognitive abilities depend on more than just language. Besides overt language, inner speech, and causal interpretations, executive attention, mental time travel, and theory of mind abilities are ...
Ronald T. Kellogg, Cristina A. Chirino, Jeffrey D. Gfeller   +2 more
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Predicting behavioral and brain markers of inhibitory control at preschool age from early measures of executive attention

Frontiers in Psychology, 2023
BackgroundInhibitory control (IC) is the ability to prevent prepotent responses when inappropriate. Longitudinal research on IC development has mainly focused on early childhood and adolescence, while research on IC development in the first years of life
Ángela Conejero, Ángela Conejero, Josué Rico-Picó, Josué Rico-Picó, Sebastián Moyano, Sebastián Moyano, Ángela Hoyo, Ángela Hoyo, M. Rosario Rueda, M. Rosario Rueda   +9 more
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Supramodal Executive Control of Attention

Frontiers in Psychology, 2015
The human attentional system can be subdivided into three functional networks of alerting, orienting, and executive control. Although these networks have been extensively studied in the visuospatial modality, whether the same mechanisms are deployed ...
ALFREDO eSPAGNA, ALFREDO eSPAGNA, Melissa-Ann eMackie, Melissa-Ann eMackie, Jin eFan, Jin eFan, Jin eFan, Jin eFan   +7 more
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Development of visual attention control in early childhood: Associations with temperament and home environment

Frontiers in Psychology, 2022
Endogenous visual attention orienting is early available from infancy. It shows a steady development during the preschool period towards monitoring and managing executive attention to optimize the interplay between environmental contingencies and ...
Sebastián Moyano, Sebastián Moyano, Ángela Conejero, María Fernández, Francisca Serrano, Francisca Serrano, M. Rosario Rueda, M. Rosario Rueda   +7 more
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Cognitive Restoration in Children Following Exposure to Nature: Evidence From the Attention Network Task and Mobile Eye Tracking

Frontiers in Psychology, 2019
Exposure to nature improves cognitive performance through a process of cognitive restoration. However, few studies have explored the effect in children, and no studies have explored how eye movements “in the wild” with mobile eye tracking technology ...
Matt P. Stevenson, Richard Dewhurst, Theresa Schilhab, Peter Bentsen, Peter Bentsen   +4 more
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Development of neural mechanisms of conflict and error processing during childhood: Implications for self-regulation

Frontiers in Psychology, 2014
Regulation of thoughts and behavior requires attention, particularly when there is conflict between alternative responses or when errors are to be prevented or corrected.
Purificación eCheca, M. Concepción eCastellanos, Alicia eAbundis-Gutierrez, M Rosario Rueda   +3 more
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