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Phasic alerting increases visual processing speed in amnestic mild cognitive impairment

2020-03-24

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<p>External warning cues temporarily increase the brain's sensitivity for upcoming events. Such increased levels of phasic alertness help individuals to flexibly adapt their reactions to the fast-changing requirements of highly complex visual environments. Previous studies reported that both healthy younger and older adults profit from phasic alerting cues. Arguably, such an intact phasic alerting mechanism could...

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c92d91d8-6f5c-5e64-a419-1d278aa4fe49
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10.31234/osf.io/afvrb
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