Study of the influence of the role of the instruction to the observer in tasks of recognizing emotionally colored patterns

Borachuk, O. V.; Shelepin, Yu. E.; Kharauzov, A. K.; Vasil’ev, P. P.; Fokin, V. A.; Sokolov, A. V.

doi:10.1364/jot.82.000678

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“…In general, the oppositionality of BA37 in the temporoccipital and BA7 in the parietal zone, or BA9 and BA10 in the frontal regions of the hemispheres are correlated with a multilevel decision-making process in a situation of uncertainty. Similar manifestations are in the study of recognition of the visual image of a smile [54]. Thus, the BA37 zone is an area of intersection of several neural networks to evaluate the value of the identified object and its connection with the emotional sphere and ensure the transition from a visual concrete description to an abstract mental form (internal speech).…”

Section: Neurophysiological Mechanisms Of Gollin Test Image Recognitionmentioning

confidence: 91%

Physiology and Technology of Clinical Gollin Test

Morozov,

Pronin,

Kniazeva

et al. 2022

IJCMB

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This review provides a detailed description of the Gollin test technique based on the recognition of fragmented images. Important stages in the development of this method are considered, too. The attention is paid to a review of our research conducted using the Gollin test to solve various problems in studying the mechanisms of signal extraction from noise, invariant perception, the insight phenomenon, and modeling the functioning of the nervous system. The neurophysiological mechanisms of incomplete image recognition are discussed. Suggestions are made for possible ways of the further development of the technique and its application in fundamental psychophysiology, systems of artificial intelligence, and medicine.

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Section: Neurophysiological Mechanisms Of Gollin Test Image Recognitionmentioning

confidence: 91%