The effect of the degree and location of danger in traffic hazard perception: an ERP study

Conclusions The results suggest that hazards are more easily processed in the central visual area during the early stage of automatic perception. In the later hazard evaluation stage, the hazard in the central visual area and the high-hazard situation were more easily processed.
Source: NeuroReport - Category: Neurology Tags: Clinical Neuroscience Source Type: research
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