Using Brain Stimulation to Disentangle Neural Correlates of Conscious Vision
Frontiers in Psychology September 24, 2014 Tom Alexander de Graaf, Alexander T eSack
Research into the neural correlates of consciousness (NCCs) has blossomed, due to the advent of new and increasingly sophisticated brain research tools. Neuroimaging has uncovered a variety of brain processes that relate to conscious perception, obtained in a range of experimental paradigms. But methods such as fMRI or EEG do not always afford inference on the role these brain processes play in...