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| 1071-4769-01 | Attention: Behavior and Brain Research | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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University credit hours: 2.0
Course description
This course focuses on recent experimental research investigating visual attention. The course will be organized around key issues in attention research and will provide a wide knowledge base about theories of attention and experimental paradigms designed to understand the determinants of attention allocation, its time course, the effects of attention on perception and behavior etc…I will review the key findings in this field relying on both behavioral and brain studies. All lectures will be frontal.