1. Which of these does not relate to inattentional blindness
Gorilla's in our midst- Only 42% noticed the gorilla when counting white team, 83% when counting black team
Failure to detect various changes in the visual environment
Failure to detect unexpected objects appearing in the visual environment
Unicycling clown- Only 51% students noticed, even lower when people were on their phones as it requires more attentional resoucres
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2. Which is these does not relate to change blindness
The two types of change detectors are seeing the object has changed and sensing something has changed
Unicycling clown- Only 51% students noticed, even lower when people were on their phones as it requires more attentional resources
Difficult to detect change due to empty frames, temporary occlusion or slow changes
The door study- When asking directions most people were unaware the person had switched
The failure to detect various changes in visual environment
3. Which of does not describe attention
Indifferent, objective and divided
Limited, captured and divided
Goal-directed, varies in effort
Shifted, zoomed, selective
4. Which of these does not related to Lachter and Spillage
Lachter-Participants report information from irrelevant ear when message switches to the other ear
Contradictory Research- Trained to have a left hand reponse to animals and right to man-made objects, during sleep Ps responded to the stimuli shown through EEG
Own-name effect- 20% noticed their name in a high working memory group, 65% did in a low working memory group- subjects let attention slip
Electric shock conditioning- Failed to replicate the same results, skin conductance changed sometimes
We are unable to control slippage, reinterpreted studies to prove this
Lachter et al- No identification without attention, prime location did not affect RTs as Ps did not allocate attention to it
5. Which of these does not apply to the dorsal attention network
located in the frontal eye field and intraparietal sulcus
located in the ventral frontal cortex and temporoparietal junction
located in the frontal and parietal lobe
Top down, goal- driven orienting, left/right hemisphere
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