The Effects of Bilateral and Ipsilateral Auditory Stimuli on the Subcomponents of Visual Attention
Jing Fu; Xuanru Guo; Xiaoyu Tang; Aijun Wang; Ming Zhang; Yulin Gao; Takeharu Seno · 2021 · i-Perception
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Abstract
Attention contains three functional network subcomponents of alerting, orienting, and executive control. The attention network test (ANT) is usually used to measure the efficiency of three attention subcomponents. Previous researches have focused on examining the unimodal attention with visual or auditory ANT paradigms. However, it is still unclear how an auditory stimulus influences the visual attention networks. This study investigated the effects of bilateral auditory stimuli (Experiment 1) and ipsilateral auditory stimulus (Experiment 2) on the visual attention subcomponents. We employed a
Abstract by Jing Fu; Xuanru Guo; Xiaoyu Tang; Aijun Wang; Ming Zhang; Yulin Gao; Takeharu Seno, i-Perception (2021) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: DOAJ · DOI 10.1177/20416695211058222