Attention Flashcards

1
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Selective Attention

A

Ability to focus on certain sources of information and ignore others

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2
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Divided attention

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ability to do more than one thing at once

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3
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bottleneck models - filter theory model

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input -> perceptual channels -> central processing channel -> response

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4
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filter theory

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one process enters at a time and brain distinguishes which is important

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5
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covert orienting

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observer can selectively attend to a location in the visual field that is different from the fixation point

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6
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endogenous orienting

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Voluntary attention shift

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7
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exogenous orienting

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involuntary shift of attention

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8
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independence point

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point at which two tasks can be performed together just as efficiently as if they were performed alone

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9
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cost of concurrence

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difference between performance for task alone and dual-task performance

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10
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vigilance

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sustained attention

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11
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vigilance task

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user is expected to monitor multiple displays with long periods of time between events

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