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     • The theory of cortical localization of function holds that different cerebral cortical territories serve different functions, such as vision and language.
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   Does the human brain localize mental operations?

   • The human brain localizes mental operations of the kind posited by cognitive theories. These local computations are integrated in the performance of cognitive tasks such as reading. To support this general hypothesis, new data from neural imaging studies of word reading are related to results of studies on normal subjects and patients with lesions.

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   How does the attention system interact with other parts of the brain?

   • First, the attention system of the brain is anatomically separate from the data processing systems that perform operations on specific inputs even whenattention is oriented elsewhere. In this sense, the attention system is like other sensory and motor systems. It interacts with other parts of the brain, but maintains its own identity.

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   Which brain system is the source of attentional influences?

   • It is important to distinguish the brain system that is the source of attentional influences (sources) from the areas at which attention may have an effect (site). The sites at which attention may have an influence include all primary sensory and motor systems and many other brain areas.

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   How does attention affect other cognitive systems?

   • A major aspect of the study of attention is to see how attention could influence the operations of other cognitive systems such as those involved in the recognition of visual patterns. The visual pattern recognition system is thought to involve a ventral pathway, stretching from V1 to the infra-temporal cortex.

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   Is attention a general function of the brain?

   • It is neither the property of a single center, nor a general function of the brain operating as a whole (Mesulam1981, Rizzolatti et a11985). Third, the areas involved in attention carry out different functions, and these specific computations can be specified in cognitive terms (Posner et al 1988).

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   Do cognitive tasks activate a distributed set of neural areas?

   • Neuroimaging studies have systemically shown that a wide variety of cognitive tasks can be seen as activating a distributed set of neural areas, many of which can be identified with specific mental operations (Posner & Raichle, 1994, 1998).

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   In this chapter, we consider three major functions that have been prominent in cognitive accounts of attention (Kahneman 1973, Posner & Boies 1971): (a) orienting to sensory events; (b) detecting signals for focal (conscious) processing, and (c) maintaining a vigilant or alert state.

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4. link.springer.com › content › pdfMichael I. Posner: Cognitive Neuroscience, Attention Networks ...

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   In Images of Mind, co-authored with Marcus Raichle in 1994, Posner investigated the brain localization of cognitive functions by examining patterns of brain activation during progressively more complex cognitive tasks.

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   One goal of this volume is to examine the anatomy and development of brain networks of attention. This chapter defines three networks—alerting, orienting, and executive—and gives a summary of the tools used in exploring them.

7. pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov › 2183676The attention system of the human brain - PubMed

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   MeSH terms. Attention / physiology*. Brain / physiology*. Functional Laterality / physiology*. Humans. Pattern Recognition, Visual / physiology. The attention system of the human brain.

   • Author: Michael I. Posner, Steven E. Petersen

   • Publish Year: 1990

8. www.researchgate.net › publication › 19867429Localization of cognitive functions in the brain - ResearchGate

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   Jul 1, 1988 · The human brain localizes mental operations of the kind posited by cognitive theories. These local computations are integrated in the performance of cognitive tasks such as...

9. onlinelibrary.wiley.com › doi › 10Developing Attention: Behavioral and Brain Mechanisms

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   May 8, 2014 · In this paper, we first outline the connection between attention and self-regulation. In the next section, we examine measurement of individual differences in attention in adults. The heart of the paper summarizes the relation of early temperament (7 months) to later temperament and attention (age: 7 years).

10. www.science.org › doi › 10Localization of Cognitive Operations in the Human Brain

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    The human brain localizes mental operations of the kind posited by cognitive theories. These local computations are integrated in the performance of cognitive tasks such as reading.