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Psychophysical and Neural Mechanisms of Implicit Contextual Learning

Results: We have shown that a snapshot of local contextual information is made using peripheral vision and that different types of contextual information can be used to facilitate visual search through a specific underlying mechanisms. Furthermore, we have demonstrated the importance of the basal ganglia in implicit learning. Finally, distinct neural correlates were found when different types of contextual information were used.