Urgency forces stimulus-driven action by overcoming cognitive control
Intelligent behavior requires to act directed by goals despite competing action tendencies triggered by stimuli in the environment. For eye movements, it has recently been discovered that this ability is briefly reduced in urgent situations (Salinas et al., 2019). In a time-window before an urgent r...
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Auteur principal: | Christian H Poth |
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eLife Sciences Publications Ltd
2021
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