Attention deficit in which the impairment leads the patient to ignore information appearing on the side of space opposite the damaged side of the brain.
What is Hemispatial Neglect?
100
A physical state that stands for an object, event, or concept.
What is a representation?
200
Early psychologist interested in understanding the content of consciousness
Who is Wilhelm Wundt?
200
House of the Somatosensory Cortex
What is the Parietal Lobe?
200
The psychologist who extensively investigated Grouping principles.
Who are Gestalt Psychologists?
200
Theory of attention that states that bottleneck in processing occurs after semantic processing.
What is Late Selection?
200
Set of nested categories that vary in abstraction with each nested subset being a subset of its higher order category
What is Taxonomy?
300
Best type of evidence a research can have.
What is Double Dissociation?
300
Slice between the eyes
What is Sagittal?
300
Exact model of a distinctive pattern or form, used as the basis for perception of patterns or forms
What is a Template?
300
Type of attention that occurs when multiple sources of information are attended to at one time.
What is Divided Attention?
300
Individual members of a category.
What are Exemplars?
400
Model than consists of input layer, hidden layer, and output layer.
What is a Neural Network Model?
400
Part of brain that controls physical coordination.
What is Cerebellum?
400
When we perceive a number of features (red, square, etc.) occupying a single area of space at a single moment in time, our mind must decide how to associate these features in order to perceive a single object.
What is the Binding Problem?
400
Deficit in Object-Based Attention
What is Simultagnosia?
400
Representations that lie outside perceptual and motor systems
What are Amodal representations/symbols?
500
Neuroimaging method that induces a temporary lesion to a specific brain area
What is TMS?
500
Connection between neurons
What is a synapse?
500
Best model for face perception
What is Configural Model?
500
Phenomenon that illustrates failure in temporal attention.
What is an Attentional Blink?
500
A population of conjunctive neurons that associate feature information within a given modality.