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Satoru Suzuki

3 papers in the library · 1 citation · publishing 2011-2025

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Frontal engagement in perceptual integration under low subjective visibility.

Neuroimage 2025 Jisub Bae, Koeun Jung, Oliver James et al. 1 citation

We investigated how spatiotemporal neural dynamics underlying perceptual integration changed with the degree of conscious access to a set of backward-masked pacman-shaped inducers that generated the percept of an illusory triangle. We kept the stimulus parameters at a fixed near-threshold level throughout the experiment and recorded electroencephalography from participants who reported the...

DOI: 10.1016/j.neuroimage.2024.120984 (opens in new tab) Full text (opens in new tab) Consciousness Kanizsa illusory contour Multivariate pattern analysis Perceptual integration +1

The source of consciousness.

Trends in Cognitive Sciences July 9, 2014 Ken A Paller, Satoru Suzuki

Why does a relentless stream of experiences normally fill your mind? No answer is entirely satisfactory. We are not sure how the normal operation of the human brain might exude subjective experiences. Consciousness can thus seem miraculous, and research on consciousness a waste of time and money, ultimately doomed to fail. Yet, there are good reasons for optimism that should be shared with the...

The Emotional Blink in Novice Meditators

Journal of Vision September 23, 2011 Marcia Grabowecky, L. Ortega, C. Nwosu et al.

Attention and emotion are linked in critical ways. Emotionally salient objects attract and capture attention. Attention to emotional stimuli influences emotion processing and regulation. Meditation techniques have been used for millennia both to train attention and to regulate emotion. A common meditation practice involves sustained attention on the breath. Slagter and colleagues (2007,...