John-Dylan Haynes

Abstract Previous research suggests interindividual variability in the location of the genital representation field and use-associated structural variation of genital field thickness associated with normative sexual activity in adult women. Using a sensory-tactile fMRI paradigm, we individually mapped genital fields of 128 women with and without exposure to childhood sexual abuse.

In the previously published study (Rademaker et al., 2019). two groups of participants completed two VWM experiments where on a given trial they were asked to remember an orientation of a grating, which they had to then recall at the end of the trial. In the first experiment, the delay period was either left blank (no-distractor) or a noise or randomly oriented grating distractor was presented (Figure 1a).

Abstract Following the offset of complex visual stimuli, rich stimulus information remains briefly available to the observer, reflecting a rapidly decaying iconic memory trace. Traditionally, iconic memory decay is assumed to begin with stimulus offset. Instead, here we found that available information begins decaying already when cues are presented in the final stage of stimulus presentation.