How brains beware¶
Vuilleumier. (2005). How brains beware: neural mechanisms of emotional attention. Trends in Cognitive Sciences.
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- The tilt is largely outside the individual's deliberate control: it is mediated by rapid amygdala and salience-network responses that assign priority before conscious analysis, by value-driven attentional capture mechanisms shaped by reward history, and by prediction-based anticipatory orienting.
This sourceThe review of the neural mechanisms of emotional attention, describing the amygdala's direct and indirect top-down signals on sensory pathways that modulate the representation of emotional, especially threat-related, events.
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“The amygdala plays a crucial role in providing both direct and indirect top-down signals on sensory pathways, which can influence the representation of emotional events, especially when related to threat.”
- The tilt is largely outside the individual's deliberate control: it is mediated by rapid amygdala and salience-network responses that assign priority before conscious analysis, by value-driven attentional capture mechanisms shaped by reward history, and by prediction-based anticipatory orienting.
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