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Recent research has shown that reward-related stimuli capture attention in an automatic and involuntary manner, or reward-salience (Le Pelley, Pearson, Griffiths, & Beesley, 2015). Although patterns of oculomotor behavior have been previously examined in recent experiments, questions surrounding a potential neural signal of reward remain.
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- Phifer, Casey (Author)
- Goldinger, Stephen D (Thesis advisor)
- Homa, Donald J (Committee member)
- McClure, Samuel M. (Committee member)
- Papesh, Megan H (Committee member)
- Arizona State University (Publisher)
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2017
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- Masters Thesis Psychology 2017