ARE WE AWARE OF NEURAL ACTIVITY IN PRIMARY VISUAL-CORTEX
ARE WE AWARE OF NEURAL ACTIVITY IN PRIMARY VISUAL-CORTEX
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DOI：
10.1038/375121a0
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发表时间：
1995-05-11
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影响因子：
64.8
通讯作者：
KOCH, C
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作者：
CRICK, F;KOCH, C
人们通常认为，人们在视觉上至少能感知到新皮层的初级视觉区V1中的一些神经元活动。但猕猴的神经解剖学表明，尽管灵长类动物可能意识到其他视觉皮层区域的神经活动，但它们并不直接意识到V1区的神经活动。在人类身上有一些心理物理学证据支持这一假设。
It is usually assumed that people are visually aware of at least some of the neuronal activity in the primary visual area, V1, of the neocortex. But the neuroanatomy of the macaque monkey suggests that, although primates may be aware of neural activity in other visual cortical areas, they are not directly aware of that in area V1. There is some psychophysical evidence in humans that supports this hypothesis.