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Retrospective Attention Can Trigger Visual Perception Without Dependence on Either Cue Awareness or Target Reporting

2024-11-09

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The interplay between attention and visual consciousness remains pivotal in cognitive neuroscience, framed by three hypotheses: dual dissociation (independent mechanisms), single dissociation (consciousness requires attention but not vice versa), and interdependence (bidirectional coupling). We tested these through retrospective attention—a bottom-up post-stimulus mechanism—to clarify its role in visual awareness....

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c0b452ed-aeae-536e-a88d-d619eb7a3f68
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10.1101/2024.11.09.622275
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