The neural bias of temporal processing

Article Abstract:

The behavioral, electrophysiological and theoretical literature on the neural basis of temporal processing is reviewed. The data suggest that temporal processing is likely to be distributed among different structures rather than relying on a centralized timing area that has been suggested in internal clock models.

United States, Cerebellum, Classical conditioning, Conditioning (Psychology)

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Attentional modulation of visual processing

Article Abstract:

The progress in understanding the circuits within the visual cortex that are modulated by attentional feedback is outlined. The findings imply that attention has co-opted the circuits that mediate contrast gain control and that it operates by increasing contrast of the attended stimulus.

Visual cortex, Macaques

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