'Inattentional blindness' presentation slideshows

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PSY 190: General Psychology Chapter 8: Cognition

PSY 190: General Psychology Chapter 8: Cognition. 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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Your mind as a kluge : Why you believe faulty things, and why instruction does not work

Your mind as a kluge : Why you believe faulty things, and why instruction does not work. Greg Yates, University of South Australia g.yates@unisa.edu.au. Basic ideas today. That people are inclined toward accepting silly ideas ( because they are human ).

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Cognitive Psychology Chapter 3.5 Perception & Pattern Recognition Chapter 4.1 Attention

Cognitive Psychology Chapter 3.5 Perception & Pattern Recognition Chapter 4.1 Attention. 1/7/2020. Outline Attention Categorizing Attention Visual attention The spotlight metaphor Selection models Early vs. late selection Attention as a resource Driven to distraction Hemineglect

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Consciousness in the Body

Consciousness in the Body. Basler Lecture IV. George Kampis, Wayne G. Basler Chair ETSU, Spring Semester 2007. Wayne G. Basler. Basler lectures 2007 Spring. Summary of talk. The reports of the existence of consciousness are greatly exaggerated

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Enterprise Risk Management: Hollow Tree or Giant Redwood?

Enterprise Risk Management: Hollow Tree or Giant Redwood?. Midwestern Actuarial Forum Chicago March 7, 2008 Rick Gorvett, FCAS, MAAA, ARM, FRM, PhD Director, Actuarial Science Program State Farm Companies Foundation Scholar in Act. Sci. University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. MAF.

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Topic 1: Cognitive Architecture The fixed parts of cognitive processes

Topic 1: Cognitive Architecture The fixed parts of cognitive processes. No matter what your favorite computational theory may be, it always assumes certain fixed properties of the system within which it functions. Among the architectural properties assumed by any computational theory:.

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UUCF Summer RE 2011

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Detail to attention: Exploiting Visual Tasks for Selective Rendering

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Detail to attention: Exploiting Visual Tasks for Selective Rendering

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Scientific Literature Seminar on Attention and Inattentional Blindness Klaus P. Jantke

Title. Scientific Literature Seminar on Attention and Inattentional Blindness Klaus P. Jantke jantke@fit-leipzig.de jantke@meme.hokudai.ac.jp. We would like to widen our horizons. We would like to relate our own work to research in other disciplines.

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Learning Outcomes

PS 1301: General Psychology Section A, CRN 10328 Lectures Tuesday/Thursday 945-11am in ATT 105 Instructor: Dr. Mario Baldassari, mbaldassari@stmarytx.edu , @ MarioBaldassari Office hour Thursdays 11-noon in CT 353.

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Attention and Consciousness

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Procedure Baseline participants completed the category fluency task without seeing the video clip.

Inattentional Blindness: Older Adults Are Superior to Young Adults in Ignoring Task-Irrelevant Information. Elizabeth R. Graham 1,2 , Diego Esparza-Duran 1 , and Deborah M. Burke 1 1 Pomona College 2 Claremont Graduate University.

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