Distractor suppression in FEF correlates with behavior.

<p>Responses in fast and slow search trials were contrasted in singleton present displays (example display shown on top left). (A<b>)</b> FEF responses to singleton (left) and non-singleton (right) distractors were significantly reduced in fast (solid line) relative to slow/prolong...

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Main Author:	Panagiotis Sapountzis (60096) (author)
Other Authors:	Alexandra Antoniadou (20623903) (author), Georgia G. Gregoriou (20623906) (author)
Published:	2025
Subjects:	Neuroscience Sociology Mental Health Biological Sciences not elsewhere classified xlink "> goal population level representations frontal eye field directed behavior requires parietal lobe contribute distinct neuronal populations units displayed suppression target color could recorded neuronal responses salient distractor compared visual search task salient distractor search time parietal cortex distinct contribution salient distractors target features suppression effects singleton locations results reveal lateral intraparietal larger proportion irrelevant stimuli effective suppression conspicuous distractors 2 regions
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Distractor suppression in FEF correlates with behavior.

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