Cognitive Neuroscience, Volume 9, Issue 1-2 (2018)

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Attentional modulation of early visual areas

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Attentional modulation of early visual areas
Scott D. Slotnick
Pages: 1-3
Published online: 07 Nov 2017
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Does spatial attention modulate the earliest component of the visual evoked potential?
Hannah M. Baumgartner, Christian J. Graulty, Steven A. Hillyard & Michael A. Pitts
Pages: 4-19
Published online: 14 Jun 2017
AbstractforDoes spatial attention modulate the earliest component of the visual evoked potential? | Full Text | References | PDF (2.1 MB)
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Commentary

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A sensory evoked response or precise anticipatory modulation? Mechanisms underlying the reported C1 modulation by spatial attention
Yulong Ding
Pages: 20-21
Published online: 18 Sep 2017
AbstractforA sensory evoked response or precise anticipatory modulation? Mechanisms underlying the reported C1 modulation by spatial attention | Full Text | References | PDF (1.4 MB)
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A controversy of whether the early C1 ERP is affected by attention
Stanley Klein
Pages: 21-23
Published online: 23 Oct 2017
AbstractforA controversy of whether the early C1 ERP is affected by attention | Full Text | References | PDF (1.4 MB)
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Modulation of the earliest visual evoked potential by attention: now you see it, now you don’t
Gilles Pourtois, Valentina Rossi, Patrik Vuilleumier & Karsten Rauss
Pages: 23-24
Published online: 08 Sep 2017
AbstractforModulation of the earliest visual evoked potential by attention: now you see it, now you don’t | Full Text | References | PDF (1.4 MB)
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Task dependence of early attention modulation: the plot thickens
Simon P Kelly & Kieran S Mohr
Pages: 24-26
Published online: 12 Sep 2017
AbstractforTask dependence of early attention modulation: the plot thickens | Full Text | References | PDF (1.4 MB)
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How early does attention modulate visual information processing? The importance of experimental protocol and data analysis approach
Heleen A Slagter, Josipa Alilovic & Simon Van Gaal
Pages: 26-28
Published online: 18 Sep 2017
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Open Access
Article Commentary
Open and cautious towards the “minority view”
Shimin Fu
Pages: 28-30
Published online: 18 Sep 2017
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Author Response

Article
Does spatial attention modulate the C1 component? The jury continues to deliberate
Hannah M. Baumgartner, Christian J. Graulty, Steven A. Hillyard & Michael A. Pitts
Pages: 34-37
Published online: 23 Oct 2017
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Early retinotopic responses to violations of emotion–location associations may depend on conscious awareness
Laura Herde, Valentina Rossi, Gilles Pourtois & Karsten Rauss
Pages: 38-55
Published online: 28 Jun 2017
AbstractforEarly retinotopic responses to violations of emotion–location associations may depend on conscious awareness | Full Text | References | PDF (2 MB)
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Discussion Paper

Discussion
The experimental parameters that affect attentional modulation of the ERP C1 component
Scott D. Slotnick
Pages: 53-62
Published online: 08 Sep 2017
AbstractforThe experimental parameters that affect attentional modulation of the ERP C1 component | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Commentary

Article Commentary
‘Tricks’ for revealing potential attentional modulations on the C1 component
Shimin Fu
Pages: 63-64
Published online: 04 Oct 2017
Abstractfor‘Tricks’ for revealing potential attentional modulations on the C1 component | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Article Commentary
Identifying and removing overlaps from adjacent components is important in investigations of C1 modulation by attention
Zhe Qu & Yulong Ding
Pages: 64-66
Published online: 24 Oct 2017
AbstractforIdentifying and removing overlaps from adjacent components is important in investigations of C1 modulation by attention | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Article Commentary
Endogenous attention to object features modulates the ERP C1 component
Alberto Zani & Alice Mado Proverbio
Pages: 66-67
Published online: 04 Oct 2017
AbstractforEndogenous attention to object features modulates the ERP C1 component | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Article Commentary
Still wanted: a reproducible demonstration of a genuine C1 attention effect
Michael A. Pitts & Steven A. Hillyard
Pages: 68-70
Published online: 12 Oct 2017
AbstractforStill wanted: a reproducible demonstration of a genuine C1 attention effect | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Article Commentary
Insignificant C1 effects cannot be called ‘marginally significant’
Francesco Di Russo
Pages: 70-71
Published online: 09 Oct 2017
AbstractforInsignificant C1 effects cannot be called ‘marginally significant’ | Full Text | References | PDF (2.4 MB)
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Article Commentary
The spatiotemporal characteristics of the C1 component and its modulation by attention
Kieran S. Mohr & Simon P. Kelly
Pages: 71-74
Published online: 12 Oct 2017
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Author Response

Article
Several studies with significant C1 attention effects survive critical analysis
Scott D. Slotnick
Pages: 80-90
Published online: 08 Nov 2017
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