Attention and Performance XI

Preface  Part 1: Association Lecture  1. Cognitive Neuropsychology and the Study of Reading Max Coltheart  Part 2: Tutorial Reviews  2. Aspects of Cortical Organization Related to Selective Attention and Selective Impairments of Visual Perception: A Tutorial Review A. Cowey  3. Visual–Spatial Attention, Orienting, and Brain Physiology Steven A. Hillyard, Thomas F. Munte and Helen J. Neville  4. Visual Search and Visual Attention John Duncan  5. Perceptual Integration and Postcategorical Filtering D. A. Allport, S.P. Tipper and N.R.J. Chmiel  6. Attention Division or Attention Sharing? David Navon  7. Looking Forward to Moving Soon: Ante Factum Selective Processes in Motor Control Jean Requin  Part 3: Orienting of Attention  8. The Spatial Structure of Visual Attention Cathryn J. Downing and Steven Pinker  9. Facilitatory and Inhibitory Components of Orienting in Visual Space Elizabeth Ann Maylor  10. Accessing Features and Objects: Is Location Special? Mary Jo Nissen  11. Vibrotactile Reaction Times in Left and Right Hemispace: Stimulus and Response Uncertainty and Gravitational and Corporeal Coordinates John L. Bradshaw and Jane M. Pierson  12. Analogical and Logical Disorders Underlying Unilateral Neglect of Space Edoardo Bisiach, Anna Berti and Guiseppe Vallar  13. Selective Spatial Attention: One Center, One Circuit, Or Many Circuits? Giacomo Rizzolatti, Maurizio Gentilucci and Massimo Matelli  Part 4: Sensory Systems and Selection: Vision  14. Attending to the Spatial Frequency and Spatial Position of Near-Threshold Visual Patterns Norma Graham, Patricia Kramer and Nancy Haber  15. Smooth Eye Movements as Indicators of Selective Attention Eileen Kowler and Carolina Zingale  16. Interactive Processes in Perceptual Organization: Evidence from Visual Agnosia Glyn W. Humphreys, M. Jane Riddoch and Philip T. Quinlan  17. Imagery and Language Processing: A Neurophysiological Approach Stephen M. Kosslyn, Rita S. Berndt and Timothy J. Doyle  Part 5: Sensory Systems and Selection: Audition  18. The Importance of Transients for Maintaining the Separation of Signals in Auditory Space Ervin R. Hafter and Thomas N. Buell  19. Stimulus Processing: Reflections in Event-Related Potentials, Magnetoencephalogram, and Regional Cerebral Blood Flow R. Näätänen  20. Comparisons Across Paradigms: An ERP Study Anthony W. K. Gaillard and Cornelius J. Verduin  Part 6: Attention and Motor Control  21. Information Encapsulation and Automaticity: Evidence from the Visual Control of Finely Timed Actions Peter McLeod, Carmel McLaughlin and Ian Nimmo-Smith  22. The Role of Position of Gaze in Movement Accuracy B. Biguer, M. Jeannerod and C. Prablanc  23. Eye Movement Control Following Corpus Commissurotomy in Humans Jeffrey D. Holtzman  24. Stimulus Selection and Conditional Response Mechanisms in the Basal Ganglia of the Monkey Robert H. Wurtz  25. Attention Coding Effects in S–R Compatibility Due to Irrelevant Spatial Cues Carlo Umilta and Roberto Nicoletti  Part 7: Dividing and Sustaining Attention  26. Toward a Model of Attention and the Development of Automatic Processing Walter Schneider  27. Sustained Attention: A Multifactorial Approach Raja Parasuraman  28. Discrete and Continuous Models of Divided Attention Jeff Miller  29. Word Load and Visual Hemifield Shape Recognition: Priming and Interference Effects Marcel Kinsbourne and Mark Byrd  Part 8: Attention to Symbols and Words  30. The Perceptual Record: A Common Factor in Repetition Priming and Attribute Retention? Kim Kirsner and John Dunn  31. Dissociable Domains of Selective Processing William A. Johnston and Veronica J. Dark  32. Is Semantic Priming Automatic? James E. Hoffman and Frank W. MacMillan  33. Necessary Conditions for Repeated-Letter Inferiority: The Role of Positional Uncertainty Gideon Keren and Louis C. Boer  34. Precueing of Alternatives on the Indentification of Letters in Masked Words: An Attentional-Explanatory Hypothesis Daniel Holender  35. Visual Selection from Multielement Displays: A Model for Partial Report Claus Bundesen, Hitomi Shibuya and Axel Larsen.  Author Index.  Subject Index.

Biography

Michael I. Posner, Oscar S.M. Marin