lecture 18 Flashcards

attention

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1
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attention is what

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narrowing of awareness to a particular part of the sensory environment

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attention is top down or bottom up

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top down, takes time and ocnscious effort (usually)

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automatic processes

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occur unconsciously, innate or trained, bottom-up and driven by sensory input

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conscious operations

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require focused attention, top-down, requiring cognitive input and control

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feature integration

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when you have to conduct a visual search for the odd thing out, top down

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when visual stimuli pops out at you is it bottom up or top down

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bottom up, its automatic an unconscious

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feature search

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strategy for scanning environment for an object with a certain set of features

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priority maps

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encode stimuli location in terms of behavioural significance

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where are priority maps found

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frontal eye fields, lateral intraparietal areas and superior colliculus

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10
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divided attention

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dividing attention between tasks means lower efficiency for each task since we have a limited mental capacity

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can you really multitask and do two things at once

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no, you’re switching between tasks very fast

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if only one object is in the attentional spotlight, visual systems can ____ properties

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bind all properties together

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if multiple objects are in the attentional spotlight, then what?

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cells seem to process diff objects in parallel to differentiate between them

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when you have to divide your attention across two modalities at the same time, what area is there an increase in

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the left dorsolateral prefrontal cortex

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if a moving light was in the left visual field, which cortex is active

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the right parietal

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if a moving light was in the right fov, which cortex is active

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both parietal cortexes, left and right (bilateral)

17
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early stage filtering

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unconscious, automatic, bottom-up, attentional capture, rigid

18
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late stage filtering

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effortful, slow, selective attention, top down, flexible