Exam 4: Attention
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If I show you the word fragment "B O __ __ __" and ask you to complete the word with any English word,this task would best be described as __________.
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A decrease in the ability to access information that was just a distractor item,but is now the target item,is called __________.
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For two groups of novice typists,the first group spends 90 minutes learning how to use a standard keyboard (the upper left row starts with "QUERTY"),then spends 90 minutes learning a different layout (the upper left row starts with "RDOVAK").The second group spends 90 minutes learning the RDOVAK keyboard (and never sees to the QUERTY keyboard).Finally,each group is given a typing test on the RDOVAK keyboard.
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What parts of the brain are implicated in the operation of inhibition of return?
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Maintaining attention for infrequent events over long periods of time is called_____________.
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Which of the following terms is associated with the idea of redirecting attention to an unexpected event?
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Which of the following is NOT a criterion for a process to be called automatic?
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A different audio message is played to each ear.The task is to repeat back the message as soon as it is heard (e.g.,Cherry,1954; Lindsay & Norman,1977).This task is most commonly called __________.
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A speed-up in processing from an attentional cue is called __________.
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What is the name of the phenomenon in which a person does an unintended,but more automatic action in place of an intended,less automatic action?
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The decline in response time when a previously ignored distractor becomes a target is called ___________.
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What is the name for the brief slowdown in processing that occurs immediately after processing another event?
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What of the following does NOT capture the nature of a behavior don during an action slip?
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Neurologically,orienting is associated with the __________.
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For the metaphor of attention as a mental resource,__________.
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Which of the following is NOT an indicator of mind wandering?
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With sufficient practice,people can read stories at normal rates,with high levels of comprehension,while simultaneously taking dictation.
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According to Shiffrin and Schneider,which of the following is most likely to lead to more automatic processing?
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