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Reward history modulates attention based on spatial relationship

2024-05-23

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<p>Attention is rapidly directed to stimuli associated with rewards in past experience, independent of current task goals and physical salience of stimuli. However, despite the robust attentional priority given to reward-associated features, studies often indicate negligible priority towards previously rewarded locations. Here, we propose a relational account of value-driven attention, a mechanism that relies on s...

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Literature Corpus work: 530f06d3-889b-53ff-9760-0a90f911e3e8
DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/e62a7

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