A survey of the attention literature reveals the prominence of the attentional blink (AB)—a
deficit in reporting the second of two targets when presented in close temporal succession …

Electrophysiological recordings during visual tasks can shed light on the temporal dynamics
of the subjective experience of seeing, visual awareness. This paper reviews studies on …

L'évolution a mis en place chez le vivant, face à la complexité du monde et l'augmentation
de la complexité des organismes vivants, des «principes simplificateurs». Ils ne sont pas …

The size of the human pupil increases as a function of mental effort. However, this response
is slow, and therefore its use is thought to be limited to measurements of slow tasks or tasks …

The attentional blink (JE Raymond, KL Shapiro, & KM Arnell, 1992) refers to an apparent
gap in perception observed when a second target follows a first within several hundred …

Explanations for the attentional blink (AB; a deficit in identifying the second of two targets
when presented 200–500ms after the first) have recently shifted from limitations in memory …

Working memory, the system that maintains a limited set of representations for immediate
use in cognition, is a central part of human cognition. Three processes have recently been …

Humans can reliably detect a target picture even when tens of images are flashed every
second. Here we use magnetoencephalography to dissect the neural mechanisms …

Predictive-coding has justifiably become a highly influential theory in Neuroscience.
However, the possibility of its unfalsifiability has been raised. We argue that if predictive …

Doing two things at once is difficult. When two tasks have to be performed within a short
interval, the second is sharply delayed, an effect called the Psychological Refractory Period …