Certain spatial prediction decreases the rhythm of attentional sampling
Yih-Ning Huang,
Wei-Kuang Liang,
Chi-Hung Juan
Abstract:Recent studies demonstrate that behavioral performance during visual spatial attention fluctuates at theta (4-8 Hz) and alpha (8-16 Hz) frequencies, linked to phase amplitude coupling (PAC) of neural oscillations within the visual and attentional system. Moreover, previous research suggests that attentional sampling rhythms are task-dependent, evidenced by varying behavioral performance at different frequencies. To investigate the role of prior spatial prediction, we employed an adaptive discrimination task wi… Show more
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