View-sensitive ERP repetition effects indicate automatic holistic processing of spatially unattended objects

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Wakui, E., Thoma, V. and de Fockert, Jan W. 2016. View-sensitive ERP repetition effects indicate automatic holistic processing of spatially unattended objects. Neuropsychologia. 89, pp. 426-436. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.neuropsychologia.2016.07.024
AuthorsWakui, E., Thoma, V. and de Fockert, Jan W.
Abstract

This study examined the properties of ERP effects elicited by unattended (spatially
uncued) objects using a short-lag repetition-priming paradigm. Same or different
common objects were presented in a yoked prime-probe trial either as intact images or
slightly scrambled (half-split) versions. Behaviourally, only objects in a familiar
(intact) view showed priming. An enhanced negativity was observed at parietal and
occipito-parietal electrode sites within the time window of the posterior N250 after
the repetition of intact, but not split, images. An additional post-hoc N2pc analysis of
the prime display supported that this result could not be attributed to differences in
salience between familiar intact and split views. These results demonstrate that
spatially unattended objects undergo visual processing but only if shown in familiar
views, indicating a role of holistic processing of objects that is independent of
attention.

JournalNeuropsychologia
Journal citation89, pp. 426-436
ISSN00283932
Year2016
PublisherElsevier
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Accepted19 Jul 2016
FunderUniversity of East London
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