DOI: 10.14264/uql.2020.801
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On the Relationship between Visual Attention and Perceptual Awareness

Abstract: Selectively attending to what is important in the environment while ignoring less important information is strongly correlated with what is experienced subjectively. Despite this seemingly obvious relationship between what is attended and what is perceived, there is a long-standing debate regarding whether attention and awareness are functionally related. While some have suggested that the two processes are identical, others have argued that they can be dissociated, either singularly (i.e., one process depends… Show more

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