%A C.T. Weidemann
%A M.V. Mollison
%A M.J. Kahana
%J Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
%T Electrophysiological correlates of high-level perception during spatial navigation
%X     We studied the electrophysiological basis of object recognition by recording scalp
    electroencephalograms while participants played a virtual-reality taxi driver game.
    Participants searched for passengers and stores during virtual navigation in simulated
    towns. We compared oscillatory brain activity in response to store views that were targets or
    nontargets (during store search) or neutral (during passenger search). Even though store
    category was solely defined by task context (rather than by sensory cues), frontal ...


%D 2009
%L cogprints7717

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