The psychological definition of attention is "A state of focused awareness on a subset of the available perceptual information".

This implies that involuntary memories are successfully retrieved using the same system as voluntary memory when retrieving perceptual information.

Most model based strategies of motor control rely on perceptual information, but assume that this information is not always useful, veridical or constant.

Informational control strategies organize movements and actions based on perceptual information about the environment, rather than on cognitive models or representations of the world.

In other words, they were not at all conscious of the perceptual information that had solved the problem for them.

The first-person perspective can be non-conceptual and is autonomously active due to the constant reception of perceptual information by the brain.

All perceptual information received by any sensitive cell was immediately disseminated for storage uniformly along the strata.

The most salient perceptual information dominates a person's perception of the situation.

The jumble suggests that this is the perceptual information that merges and defines the modern sensibility.

Humans solve visual tasks and can give fast response to the environment by extracting perceptual information from what they see.