Why We Cannot Do Two Things at Once—Past, Present, and Future of Dual-Task Research with MEG

Why We Cannot Do Two Things at Once—Past, Present, and Future of Dual-Task Research with MEG

Stanislas Dehaene

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Stanislas Dehaene

Professeur du Collège de France

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Why We Cannot Do Two Things at Once—Past, Present, and Future of Dual-Task Research with MEG…

Visual Experience Improves Conscious Perception by Speeding up Visual Processing

Reducing Multi-Sensor Data

Decoding How the Brain Encodes Spatial Sequences

Why Introspection Is a Key Concept for Cognitive Science

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Why We Cannot Do Two Things at Once—Past, Present, and Future of Dual-Task Research with MEG

Intervenant(s)

Stanislas Dehaene

Événements

Opening Words

Why We Cannot Do Two Things at Once—Past, Present, and Future of Dual-Task Research with MEG…

Decoding Errors and Other Metacognitive Signals from MEG

How the Brain Encodes a Chronicle of Visual Events at Each Instant of Time

Conscious Perception—Time for an Update

Visual Experience Improves Conscious Perception by Speeding up Visual Processing

Reducing Multi-Sensor Data

Decoding How the Brain Encodes Spatial Sequences

Why Introspection Is a Key Concept for Cognitive Science

Title TBA

Closing Remarks

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