Attention Flashcards

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Attention

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Ability to direct our awareness to a single aspect of internal stimuli

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2
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Focus

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Full attention

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3
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Fringe area

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no attention

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4
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margin

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partial attention

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5
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Sensory buffer

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Where basic sensory information enters. other info not focused on decays

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6
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Shadowing

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Repeating words instantly (no memory component)

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7
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Cocktail part effect

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Can tune in to particular stimulus. background information is heard but not focused on or remembered

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8
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Treisman model

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Unattended information is attenuated (reduced in intensity)

intense or important information can come to attention

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9
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Change blindess

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The failure to notice change that takes place

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10
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unattended stimuli

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color or design might be subconsciously affect our mood or behavior

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11
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Sequential attention

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Switching back and fourth between tasks

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12
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Allport’s module resource theory

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attention comes from distinct, specialize modules of the brain

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13
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Controlled processing

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Conscious focus on a task

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14
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Automatic processing

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unconscious work on a task, doing things in autopilot. allows for more multitasking

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