Abstract
Large-scale neural systems in the human brain allow us to prioritize the processing of external information according to our goals, and to efficiently manage sudden, unforeseen events. At the cortical level, these systems are mainly organized in fronto-parietal networks, with some functional and anatomical asymmetries in favor of the right hemisphere. Dysfunction of these right-lateralized networks may produce severe behavioral consequences, such as visual neglect or Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder.
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