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Brain only detects conflict if input is task-relevant

1 pointsby themmesabout 6 years ago

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stijnnuitenabout 6 years ago
Hi everyone,<p>I recently submitted this manuscript to bioRxiv (preprint server for biological research) as I was curious to find out what people -also outside of academia- thought of it. In short, we show data that suggests the brain is capable of extracting low-level features of an unattended (i.e. task-irrelevant) stimulus, but can no longer integrate these features.<p>We believe this work to be relevant in a.o. the topic of conscious awareness, in which attention and integration of information play key factors (see for example: information integration theory, global neuronal workspace theory).<p>Anyway, I&#x27;m open to any questions, comments or random remarks you have on this manuscript.<p>Thanks in advance for your interest!<p>All the best, Stijn Nuiten