Sensing the heart, seeing the world: Neural mechanisms of attentional allocation between interoception and exteroception
Adaptive behaviour requires the flexible allocation of attention between sensory information arising from the external environment (exteroception) and signals originating within the body (interoception). While the neural mechanisms supporting exteroceptive attention have been extensively characterised, considerably less is known about how attention is allocated between competing interoceptive and…
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