SHIFTING VISUAL-ATTENTION BETWEEN OBJECTS AND LOCATIONS - EVIDENCE FROM NORMAL AND PARIETAL LESION SUBJECTS
SHIFTING VISUAL-ATTENTION BETWEEN OBJECTS AND LOCATIONS - EVIDENCE FROM NORMAL AND PARIETAL LESION SUBJECTS
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DOI:
10.1037/0096-3445.123.2.161
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发表时间:
1994-06-01
影响因子:
4.1
通讯作者:
RAFAL, RD
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作者:
EGLY, R;DRIVER, J;RAFAL, RD
Space- and object-based attention components were examined in neurologically normal and parietal-lesion subjects, who detected a luminance change at 1 of 4 ends of 2 outline rectangles. One rectangle end was precued (75% valid); on invalid-cue trials, the target appeared at the other end of the cued rectangle or at 1 end of the uncued rectangle. For normals, the cost for invalid cues was greater for targets in the uncued rectangle, indicating an object-based component. Both right- and left-hemisphere patients showed costs that were greater for contralesional targets. For right-hemisphere patients, the object cost was equivalent for contralesional and ipsilesional targets, indicating a spatial deficit, whereas the object cost for left-hemisphere patients was larger for contralesional targets, indicating an object deficit.