Saliency, Switching, Attention and Control¶
Menon, V., & Uddin, L. Q. (2010). Saliency, Switching, Attention and Control: A Network Model of Insula Function. Brain Structure and Function, 214(5), 5-6.
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Primes¶
- Salience
- In neuroscience, the salience network detects behaviorally relevant signals — interoceptive, emotional, or external — and gates switching between resting and executive networks.
This sourceCharacterizes the salience network detecting behaviorally relevant signals and gating switching between default-mode and executive networks.
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Menon and Uddin describe a salience network that detects salient internal and external events and initiates switching between the central executive and default mode networks.
“The anterior insula is part of a salience network, which serves to initiate dynamic switching between the central executive and default mode networks. In our model, sensory and limbic inputs are processed by the anterior insula (AI), which detects salient events”
- In neuroscience, the salience network detects behaviorally relevant signals — interoceptive, emotional, or external — and gates switching between resting and executive networks.
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