Abstract
Much of our current knowledge of the neural substrates of attention has come from neurophysiological investigations that initially focused on characterizing how sensory and motor system of the brain function. Studies of the neural bases of conditioning have provided a second important source of information. Only recently have direct neurophysiological investigations of attention been attempted, generally by extending findings obtained from sensory, motor, or conditioning paradigms. In this chapter, some experimental evidence regarding the neural basis of attention from three areas of neuroscientific research will be reviewed, including (1) sensory physiology and conditioning, (2) facilitatory and inhibitory control processes, and (3) specialized neural systems for attention.
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