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RÉSUMÉ DE LA PRÉSENTATION
RÉSENTATEUR Amir Raz, Ph.D., ABPH Canada Research Chair in the Cognitive Neuroscience of Attention Professor, Department(s) of Psychiatry (Neurology & Neurosurgery, and Psychology).
Editor-in-Chief, Journal of Mind-Body Regulation. Member of the McGill Board of Governors Representative of the Board of Governors on Senate McGill University and the Lady Davis Institute for Medical Research of the Jewish General Hospital.
When specific information is missing even easy perceptual tasks can become difficult.
But can we suggest that critical information is present in order to simplify a difficult perceptual task? We hypothesized that suggesting the presence of visual occluders – critical information in a well-documented paradigm – would metamorphose an effortful task into an effortless one.
Voir le fichier vidéo de la deuxième partie de la conférence :
Investigating such top-down influences elucidates the regulation of ascending sensory physiological mechanisms by higher cognitive systems. This research prospect paves the road to a more scientific understanding of how top-down control modulates perceptual processes downstream.
A NEUROSCIENCE OF TOP-DOWN CONTROL (2ième partie) par Amir Raz, professeur à l’Université McGill from Société Québécoise d’Hypnose on Vimeo.