Fronto-central P3a to distracting sounds: An index of their arousing properties

Volume: 185, Pages: 164 - 180
Published: Jan 1, 2019
Abstract
The P3a observed after novel events is an event-related potential comprising an early fronto-central phase and a late fronto-parietal phase. It has classically been considered to reflect the attention processing of distracting stimuli. However, novel sounds can lead to behavioral facilitation as much as behavioral distraction. This illustrates the duality of the orienting response which includes both an attentional and an arousal component....
Paper Details
Title
Fronto-central P3a to distracting sounds: An index of their arousing properties
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
185
Pages
164 - 180
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