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Scerra, Veronica Emily 2018-08-23T08:35:40Z 2023-08-15T08:30:06Z 2018 https://wakespace.lib.wfu.edu/handle/10339/92388 The question of where to look next is resolved several times every second, but the process leading up that decision involves multiple neuronal mechanisms that are at least partially dissociable. Perceptual decision making is the interplay between perception of the visual scene, attention to salience and priority, and the formulation of a plan of action. A typical reaction time study measures all of the processes between stimulus appearance and motor response. Conversely, compelled tasks allow the separate assessment of perceptual and motor stages of the behavioral and neural response to targets requiring top-down (CS task) or bottom-up (CO task) selection. en Wake Forest University attention electrophysiology frontal eye field perceptual decision making saccadic eye movements urgent decisions Exploring Interactions Between Attention and Perception in Saccadic Eye Movements and Frontal Eye Field Cell Responses Dissertation Stanford, Terrence R Dagenbach, Dale Constantinidis, Christos Rowland, Benjamin Neuroscience 2023-08-15 open.access