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Disorders of Sensory Selective Attention

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Hemineglect and inattention syndromes are among the most dramatic examples of attentional disturbance in humans and one of the most intriguing disorders seen by neuropsychologists in clinical settings. We begin with a discussion of these syndromes, continue with a more general consideration of temporal and parietal lobe influences on attention, and then hemispheric asymmetries of attention.

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