Gordon Dodwell

Gordon Dodwell
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Birkbeck, University of London · Department of Psychological Sciences

Ph.D.

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Introduction
My current research focuses on using electroencephalography (EEG) to trace the formation, time course, and contents of covert attentional templates. I am also interested in using EEG to monitor how the performance of visual cognition (e.g., attention and working memory) is influenced during aerobic exercise.

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Publications (5)
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Efficiently selecting task‐relevant objects during visual search depends on foreknowledge of their defining characteristics, which are represented within attentional templates. These templates bias attentional processing toward template‐matching sensory signals and are assumed to become anticipatorily activated prior to search display onset. Howeve...
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Representations of task-relevant object attributes (attentional templates) control the adaptive selectivity of visual processing. Previous studies have demonstrated that templates involved in the guidance of attention during visual search are activated in a preparatory fashion prior to the arrival of visual search displays. The current study invest...
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Research on attentional control within real- world contexts has become substantially more feasible and thus frequent over the past decade. However, relatively little is known regarding how these processes may be influenced by common naturalistic behaviors such as engaging in physical activity, which is thought to modulate the availability of neurom...
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While a substantial body of research has investigated the effects of aerobic exercise on cognitive performance, few have monitored exercise‐concurrent cognitive processes via electroencephalography and fewer still using an event‐related potential (ERP) approach. As such, little is known regarding how the temporal dynamics of cognitive processing ar...

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