Distractor suppression does and does not depend on pre-distractor alpha-band activity

Abstract excerpt

Selective attention enhances behaviorally important information and suppresses distracting information. Research on the neural basis of selective attention has largely focused on sensory enhancement, with less focus on sensory suppression. Enhancement and suppression can operate through a push-pull relationship that arises from competitive interactions among neural populations. There has been considerable debate,...

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5141693c-362f-502e-bd38-090d6088d9fa

DOI

10.1101/2023.07.18.549512