Simons and Chabris' Study of Inattentional Blindness
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- Created on: 03-10-19 11:32
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2. How valid was the study?
- It lack internal validity, as inattentional blindness was found to have no effect on the aim.
- It lacked ecological validity, as the events used are unlike those in real life, and life isn't seen through a TV screen
- It lacked concurrent validity, as it opposed previously established research
- It lacks ecological as usually you don't need attend a specific event in everyday life
3. Which of these was the combination of unexpected event conditions?
- Gorilla, Woman pushing a pushchair
- Man in a white suit, Woman pushing a pushchair
- Umbrella Lady, Gorilla
- Umbrella Lady, Man in a white suit
4. How many observers? were recruited and used?
- 256, 256
- 239, 210
- 228, 192
- 274, 150
5. Which of these wasn't a conclusion of Simons and Chabris?
- Objects can pass through the visual field, and still not be noticed if not attended to.
- The difficulty of the task has little effect on inattentional blindness
- Observers are more likely to notice unexpected events if they are similar to the events that they are paying attention to
- Inattentional blindness occurs more in the case of superimposition
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