10 Questions
According to the 100-car Naturalistic Driving Study, accident risk is ______ times higher when using a cellphone.
4x
Strayer and Johnston (2001) used ______ driving to study the effects of cellphone use on attention.
simulated
Inattentional blindness is a phenomenon where a person does not perceive a ______ that is not attended.
stimulus
The inattentional blindness experiment involved a ______ display presented to participants for five trials.
cross
Object-based visual attention involves directing attention to one ______ on an object.
place
Change blindness is a phenomenon where differences between two pictures are not immediately ______.
apparent
Attention can be based on the ______ of an object.
specific
Identifying differences between two pictures requires ______ attention and search.
concentrated
The cocktail party phenomenon is not directly related to the topic of ______ use.
cellphone
The text does not mention ______ models, ______ memory, or ______ filtering.
selection, short-term, attention
Test your understanding of Broadbent's Filter Model, a psychological theory that explains how our brain processes information. Learn about the different stages of information processing, from sensory memory to short-term memory.
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