注意的时间结构：选择性时间注意
Temporal Structure in Attention: Selective Temporal Attention
摘要: 选择性时间注意是一个过去被忽略的研究领域，它是根据任务相关的信息将注意集中于某个时间点或时间段从而优化行为的过程。本文简要地回顾了选择性时间注意研究的分类和相应的研究方法，以及其背后可能存在的神经机制。
Abstract: Selective temporal attention is a neglected area of research in the past. It is the process of opti-mizing behavior by focusing attention on a certain point or period of time based on task-related information. This paper briefly reviews the classification of selective time attention studies and the corresponding research methods, as well as the possible neural mechanisms behind them.
文章引用：彭鸿博 (2020). 注意的时间结构：选择性时间注意. 心理学进展, 10(4), 448-454. https://doi.org/10.12677/AP.2020.104056

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