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Reducing alertness does not affect line bisection bias in neurotypical participants

2022-11-11

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<p>Alertness, or one’s general readiness to respond to stimulation, has previously been shown to affect spatial attention. However, most of this previous research focused on speeded, laboratory-based reaction tasks, as opposed to the classical line bisection task typically used to diagnose deficits of spatial attention in clinical settings. McIntosh et al. (2005) provide a form of line bisection task which they ar...

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DOI: 10.31234/osf.io/c7ank

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