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Rapid inversion of singleton distractor representations underlies learned attentional suppression

2025-10-09

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In visually complex and dynamically changing environments, humans must often filter out salient but task-irrelevant stimuli. Prior work shows that with repeated exposure to color singleton distractors, individuals can learn to divert attention away from these salient items. However, the neural mechanisms supporting such attentional suppression remain unclear. The present study examined the temporal trajectories of...

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Literature Corpus work: 9c6d3e4e-ede7-57d7-80d9-a03810450d29
DOI: 10.1101/2025.10.08.680699

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