Cognition I

Question 1

cocktail party effect

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Question 2

Rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) and the Attentional Blink (AB)

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Question 3

define attention

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• the concentration and focus of mental effort.

- prioritising cognitive operations.

Question 4

early and late selection issue

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Question 5

outline structural and capacity ideas about limits of attention

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Question 6

Feature VS Conjunction search

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Question 7

Feature Integration Theory

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Question 8

evidence for the endogenous control of attention in visual cuing tasks

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Question 9

task switching

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Question 10

automaticity and controlled processes

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Question 11

attentional control and working memory

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Question 12

the central executive

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Question 13

Baddeley’s model

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Question 14

episodic memory

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your context

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semantic memory

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general knowledge

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automaticity

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task demands decrease with practice

Question 17

‘modal model’ and its problems

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Question 18

implicit tests of memory

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Question 19

explicit tests of memory

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Question 20

recency and primacy effect

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Question 21

causes for forgetting (forgetting, false memories, memory inhibition)

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Question 22

encoding, retrieval and encoding-retrieval interactions

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Question 23

depth of processing and emotion in memory encoding

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Question 24

what evidence suggests about retrieval processes and retrieval cues

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Question 25

evidence for the Transfer Appropriate Processing framework vs. the idea of memory systems

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