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3
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A fast, ballistic movement of the eyes
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5
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Difficulties in spelling and writing
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6
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A cluster of different symptoms that are believed to be related in some meaningful way
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7
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An increase in physiological processing in one condition relative to some other condition(s)
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8
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Any aspect of a stimulus that, for whatever reason, stands out from the rest
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9
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The effect of one variable upon another
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11
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The effects of a stimulus on the sensory organs
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12
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Changes in the BOLD signal over time
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13
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An increase of the activity of a brain region (or a cognitive process), triggered by activity in another region/process
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14
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Blood oxygen-level dependent contrast; the signal measured in fMRI that relates to the concentration of deoxyhemoglobin in the blood
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15
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In the context of attention, this term refers to unawareness of a stimulus in the presence of competing stimuli
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18
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process by which certain information is selected for further processing and other information is discarded
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19
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A volume-based unit (cf. pixels, which are 2D); in imaging research the brain is divided into many thousands of these
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