Attention

Question 1

Who is the first to create a model to explain selective attention?

Answer 1

Brodbent

Question 2

What is the name of Broadbent’s model

Answer 2

Filter Model

Question 3

Holds incoming information for a fraction of a second

Answer 3

Sensory memory

Question 4

Process higher level characteristics as a meaning

Answer 4

Detector

Question 5

refers to systems involved in the selection and
prioritisation
of information processing, and it is intimately linked with
perception
and memory and is thus central to almost everything we do

Answer 5

Attention

Question 6

detecting and selecting what to process
from a visual display / the type of interest is essential for the encoding and interpretation of sensory data

Answer 6

selection for perception /Perceptual

Question 7

detecting and
selecting which response or action to make \ The type of attention needed to plan, control, and implement responses or actions

Answer 7

selection for action

Question 8

The problem of how to group the different properties of an element together or properly link them into the correct group.

Answer 8

Binding problem

Question 9

Attention processing that is under intentional conscious control. Requires resources or capacity, and is subject to interference

Answer 9

Controlled attention

Question 10

When attention is driven by our intentions it is ?

Answer 10

controlled attention \ executive control\ operate top-down

Question 11

is stimulus-driven, where incoming or
bottom-up stimuli trigger

Answer 11

exogenous attention

Question 12

which cannot be controlled intentionally?

Answer 12

automatic processing