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2. How did Broadbent not account for his findings?

  • All information from both channels is attended and processed semantically
  • This filter prevents overloading the limited capacity of the mechanism which processes input for meaning
  • Two stimuli presented at the same time gain access in parallel to a sensory buffer
  • The sensory buffer is the point at which stimuli is filtered

3. Findings from the shadowing task show that...

  • ...participants hear nothing from the unattended channel
  • ...participants hear little from the unattended channel
  • ...participants hear little from the attended channel
  • ...participants hear a lot from the unattended channel

4. Who suggested that the bottleneck occurs early in the system?

  • Cherry
  • Treisman
  • Broadbent
  • Deutsch and Deutsch

5. What does Treisman's attenuation theory not entail?

  • The meaning is extracted after the attenuation process
  • One of the inputs is allowed through the filter based on its physical characteristics
  • The filter is an attenuator which reduces the impact of the unattended channel
  • The filter distinguishes information on physical differences

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