Attention Theory Flashcards

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Stimulus, physical response, thought, emotion

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James Lange

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2
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Simultaneous thought and feeling

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Cannon Baird aka Thalami

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3
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Physical response + context/thoughts = emotion

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Singer Shachter

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4
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Thought then physical feeling

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Lazarus

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5
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First model of selective attention

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Broadbent’s model

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6
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What class is Broadbent’s filtration model

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Early selection model

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7
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What was Broadbent’s theory

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Input filtered before analysed

Filtered by physical characteristics

Left and right ears work independently

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8
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What did Broadbent’s theory not explain

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Cocktail Party phenomenon

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9
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What class is Treisman’s Attenuation Theory

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Intermediate selection model

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10
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Describe Treisman’s Theory?

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Leaky filter model- allows some things though be weakens them.

Two stage filter mechanism.

Includes a dictionary unit = certain words have lower thresholds for getting our attention

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11
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Which theory includes the notion of a dictionary unit?

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Treisman’s

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12
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What class was Deutsch and Deutsch’s model?

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Late stage model

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13
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Describe Deutsch and Deutsch’s model

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Input analysed for meaning before filtering occurs.

Selection does not occur until the meaning has been processed.

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