ATTENTION!

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ATTENTION! Theentirepresentationwillbeprovidedtoregistered attendeesonlyattheconference! Toviewtherestofthisexcitingpresentationandmanymore pleaseregisterfortheconference at www.gtcbio.com

Attention

Attention. Focus on what matters. What is Attention?. Selection Needed to avoid “information overload” Related to Limited Capacity Concentration Applying Mental Resources Control Attention’s relation to Automaticity and Action. Early Studies and Basic Phenomena. Dichotic Listening

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Attention Intervention

Outline. InterventionsRemedial ApproachAPTCompensatory ApproachOccupation-Specific ApproachEfficacy of Attention InterventionsRecommendations for Clinical Practice . Why is Attention Intervention Important?. Attention affects many aspects of everyday lifeAttention problems may cause one to be

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Theoretical Models of Attention

Theoretical Models of Attention. Theoretical Models of Attention. x. x. x. Broadbent (1958) conceptualized attention as information processing Used a cuing paradigm to show that attentional selection of one channel dramatically biased perception

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Fostering your children’s emotional, cognitive and academic growth

Fostering your children’s emotional, cognitive and academic growth. Dr. David W. Rynard. C.Psych . Psychologist. Multiple Intelligences. Cognitive. Emotional. How an individual perceives, interacts and deals with their emotional life on a number of different levels.

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Attention

Attention. Types of attentionselectivesustained attention/vigilancedividedwhy is attention importantselective: people are limited in their capacity to process incoming information; therefore need to be able to focus on information that is relevant to their goals. Attention. sustained: necessar

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Consciousness First? Attention First?

Consciousness First? Attention First?. David Chalmers. Some Issues. Q1: Is there consciousness without attention? Q2: Is there attention without consciousness? Q3: What is the structure of attention? Q4: What’s the causal/explanatory priority between consciousness, attention, thought? .

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Attention

Attention. The meaning of attention. Term attention doesn’t mean the same thing to all people We apply the term attention to a huge range of phenomena, from the basic notion of arousal and alertness all the way up to consciousness and awareness.

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ATTENTION: SELECTIVITY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION

ATTENTION: SELECTIVITY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION. SELECTIVITY what events “capture” attention? how complete is selectivity? AROUSAL AND ALERTNESS does capacity change over time? how is it affected by arousal,task demands or intention? DIVIDED ATTENTION how well can we do two things at once?

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Persuasive Techniques

Persuasive Techniques. ELA. Would this technique get your attention?. Read each sentence. Would it get your attention? Would it make you think about it? Rate it on a scale from 1-9 with 1 being most likely to get your attention and 9 being no, not likely to get your attention.

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How to Engage Students

How to Engage Students . Strategies for engaging students’ attention and active participation. Ways to get attention Ways to focus attention Ways to keep attention Ways to keep attention during seat work. Ways to get attention. Seat students close to you for direct instruction

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Attention

Attention is the most important behavior you can teach your dog We will be spending the next 6 weeks working on building solid attention Don’t skip any steps or take shortcuts or you will slow down the training process

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I NEED ATTENTION!!!!!!

I NEED ATTENTION!!!!!!. Sorry, but I had to do it. Probably mislabeled as troublemakers. A lot of students that have attention seeking behaviors are often labeled as “bad kids”.

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The competition for attention

The competition for attention. Warren Thorngate, emeritus professor Psychology Department, Carleton Univerity. The competition for attention. Two cynical summaries of my presentation: Whatever we can do we can overdo – and will Everybody lies, but it doesn’t matter because nobody listens.

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AGI & Attention

Helgi Páll Helgason helgi@perseptio.com. AGI & Attention. AI researcher, Ph.D. candidate Center for Analysis and Design of Intelligent Agents, Reykjavik University. Schedule changes. Today: Attention Friday November 2nd: Attention Tuesday November 6th: Autonomy. Today.

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Cooperative Discipline: Attention Seeking

Look at me!. Cooperative Discipline: Attention Seeking. Attention Seeking. “Some students choose misbehavior to get extra attention. They want to be center stage at all times and constantly distract the teacher and their classmates to gain an audience.”

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Brain Rule #4 Attention We don’t pay attention to boring things.

Brain Rule #4 Attention We don’t pay attention to boring things. Ideas. Resources Medina, J. (2008). Brain rules . Seattle, WA: Pear Press. http://www.brainrules.net/attention?scene = .

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11 Attention

11 Attention. Introduction. Attention: State of selectively processing simultaneous sources of information Benefits: Performance of behavioral tasks Brain Imaging – changes in cortical activity Behavioral manifestations Visual attention; Auditory attention. Introduction.

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Topic: Attention & Visual Search

Topic: Attention & Visual Search. Selective Attention: Visual sampling Visual Target Search Structured Search VS Experiment Divided and Focused Attention Parallel processing Global vs. Local Emergent features and Object displays Color coding. Attention Types. Selective Attention

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PSY 323: Cognition

PSY 323: Cognition. Chapter 4: Attention. How important is attention?. 1987 Northwest Airlines jet from Detroit crashed moments after take-off 154 passengers and crew, 2 on ground, died. Attention. Close or careful observation or mental concentration

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Chapter 6: Visual Attention

Chapter 6: Visual Attention. Overview of Questions. Why do we pay attention to some parts of a scene but not to others? Do we have to pay attention to something to perceive it? Does paying attention to an object make the object “stand out”?. Attention and Perceiving the Environment.

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ATTENTION STUDENTS

ATTENTION STUDENTS. Want to learn while OUTSIDE OF SCHOOL?. ATTENTION STUDENTS. Want to find out MORE ABOUT A CAREER?. ATTENTION STUDENTS. Want to get your foot in-the-door of your DREAM CAREER?. Then maybe getting plugged into a CAREEER EXPLORAITON INTERNSHIP is for you!.

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Attention, Attention

Attention, Attention. If you are in 3 rd , 4 th , or 5 th grade and you don’t know how to write a paragraph- than here is a little presentation for you!!!!!. What is a paragraph?. It has a topic, main idea, and 3 details that support the first sentence. A paragraph has 5 to 6 sentences.

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Attention

Attention Intervention

Theoretical Models of Attention

Fostering your children’s emotional, cognitive and academic growth

Attention

Consciousness First? Attention First?

Attention

ATTENTION: SELECTIVITY AND RESOURCE ALLOCATION

Persuasive Techniques

How to Engage Students

Attention

I NEED ATTENTION!!!!!!

The competition for attention

AGI &amp; Attention

Cooperative Discipline: Attention Seeking

Brain Rule #4 Attention We don’t pay attention to boring things.

11 Attention

Topic: Attention &amp; Visual Search

PSY 323: Cognition

Chapter 6: Visual Attention

ATTENTION STUDENTS

Attention, Attention

AGI & Attention

Topic: Attention & Visual Search