Selective information processing.
Published in Memory & cognition • Jul 1, 1977
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Authors:
S P Hepler
Abstract
Past studies have shown that in certain tasks, subjects are not able to selectively attend to specific areas of a visual display even if instructed to do so. Yet, a more recent study (Graves, 1976) has used the concept of selective attention to explain the difference between the number of items proc...
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