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Spatial contextual information modulates affordance processing and early electrophysiological markers of scene perception

2024-03-17

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Scene perception allows humans to extract information from their environment and plan navigation efficiently. The automatic extraction of potential paths in a scene, also referred to as navigational affordances is supported by scene-selective regions (SSRs) that enable efficient human navigation. Recent evidence suggests that the activity of these SSRs can be influenced by information from adjacent spatial memory...

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Literature Corpus work: abeb1be5-cd06-50c6-81da-ca78cab64570
DOI: 10.1101/2024.03.15.585247

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