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Neural mechanisms of human perceptual choice under focused and divided attention. [PDF]
J Neurosci, 2015 Wyart V, Myers NE, Summerfield C.
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The effect of divided attention on emotion-induced memory narrowing. [PDF]
Cogn Emot, 2014 Mickley Steinmetz KR +2 more
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An Audiovisual Test of Divided Attention
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 1976A description is given of an audiovisual reaction time task, performance of which was maximal after 15 min. practice and which lasted at this level for 1 wk. Sensitivity of the test was shown in an adverse effect of inhalation of traces of anesthetic gases.
M J, Bach, D L, Bruce
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Divided attention in major depression
Psychiatry Research, 1998Depressive illness has been reported to interfere with effortful processing, which requires conscious attention. The aim of this study was to evaluate divided attention in depressed patients, as a function of the degree of difficulty of the task performed.
Thomas, P., Goudemand, M., Rousseaux, M.
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Prospective Memory and Divided Attention
Memory, 1997In three experiments, we manipulated the processing demands of a concurrent task to test the hypothesis that an event-based prospective memory task satisfies a criterion of automaticity proposed by Hasher and Zacks (1979). As in the previous studies, a prospective memory task (pressing a key whenever a target word was presented) was embedded within a ...
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Visual Cognition, 2021
Is capture automatic or under our control? In a recent review, Luck and colleagues [Luck, S. J., Gaspelin, N., Folk, C. L., Remington, R. W., & Theeuwes, J. (2021).
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Is capture automatic or under our control? In a recent review, Luck and colleagues [Luck, S. J., Gaspelin, N., Folk, C. L., Remington, R. W., & Theeuwes, J. (2021).
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Cognition, 1976
Abstract Two subjects read short stories while writing lists of words at dictation. After some weeks of practice, they were able to write words, discover relations among dictated words, and categorize words for meaning, while reading for comprehension at normal speed.
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Abstract Two subjects read short stories while writing lists of words at dictation. After some weeks of practice, they were able to write words, discover relations among dictated words, and categorize words for meaning, while reading for comprehension at normal speed.
Elizabeth Spelke +2 more
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Dividing Attention and Metacognition
2022Students increasingly control their learning as university instructors shift away from lecture formats, courses are offered online, and the internet offers near infinite resources for student-controlled informal learning. Students typically make effective choices about learning, including what to learn, when to learn, and how to learn, but sometimes ...
Yaoping Peng, Jonathan G. Tullis
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When Can Attention Not Be Divided?
Journal of Motor Behavior, 1994Humans can guide simple concurrent and seemingly independent movements of digits between hands, but it is shown here that they find it impossible to do this with digits within a hand. This inability demonstrates a basic characteristic of the relation between attention and the control of the skeletal musculature. Mechanisms that are available to provide
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