This shows that infants selectively attend to specific stimuli in their environment.

Story notions like that sit on the back burner until some specific stimulus tells you it's time for them to be written.

How can a sufficient number of specific stimuli arise during development to elicit different activities from cells?

Since the human brain has limited resources, people use their attention to zone in on specific stimuli and block out others.

Participants were asked to attend to, or disregard specific stimuli presented.

It is a basic survival mechanism occurring in response to a specific stimulus, such as pain or the threat of danger.

Having this stream of information makes it possible to see where the brain's electrical activity is being affected by specific stimuli.

This is the basis for how we attend to specific stimuli.

Orienting is the directing of attention to a specific stimulus.

They are able to move their eyes but cannot fixate on specific visual stimuli.