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So far, we learned: the Biased Competition model of attent requires top-down signal that represent the to-be-attended item. top-down signal can come from working ry (the PFC). WM is under volitionall rol and therefore can be used to gener maintain representations of desired it maining question: How does the PFC fig t what information to represent?
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So far, we learned:
About the Biased Competition model of attention - requires top-down signal that represents the the to-be-attended item.
This top-down signal can come from working memory (the PFC). WM is under volitionally control and therefore can be used to generateand maintain representations of desired items.
Remaining question: How does the PFC figureout what information to represent?