The Recent Development of the Neural Mechanisms of Visual Selective Attention
Caiqi Chen · Yingyong xinlixue · 2002
Visual selective attention is one of the most important issues in the cognitive psychology research,and theoretical controversies focus on the locus of attention selection and the space-based attention vs.object-based attention.Recently,the technology of brain imaging is widely used to provide new evidences and results in development of theories.The present article reviewed the main achievements of neural imaging techniques in this area,and suggests future direction for research.