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Volitional Attention to Color: Breaking Willed Attention out of the Spatial Domain

2025-07-16

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Attention can be guided by either voluntary (top-down) or involuntary (bottom-up) influences. In real-world vision, voluntary attention can be directed by a wide range of influences such as reward, priming, meaning, experience, selection history, and volition. Laboratory studies of voluntary attention have commonly used attention-directing cues to induce or instruct human subjects to attend one class of stimuli wh...

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Literature Corpus work: 9eaf4497-99ac-5d54-8db5-44ce00b89ee4
DOI: 10.1101/2025.07.10.664245

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