This study evaluates how spatial and temporal orientation of attention influences temporal acuity in peripheral vision, highlighting distinct mechanisms.
Key Points
Explicit spatial attention significantly enhances temporal acuity in peripheral vision.
Participants' pupil responses indicate that spatial and temporal attention modulate visual processing differently.
Pre-target oscillatory dynamics show cumulative effects from both spatial and temporal orienting of attention.
Findings challenge the notion that spatial attention negatively affects temporal acuity in vision.