The Observation That Participants Are Actually Slower to Detect Targets

question 66

Multiple Choice

The observation that participants are actually slower to detect targets that appear at recent previously attended locations is called

• A)attentional fatigue.
• B)exogenous cuing.
• C)inhibition of return.
• D)pop-out search.

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Definitions:

Life Review

A process often engaged in by older adults, reflecting on past experiences and evaluating their lives.

Robert Butler

An American gerontologist known for his work on aging and mental health, and for coining the term "ageism."

Slow-to-warm Babies

Refers to a temperamental category where infants are initially hesitant about new experiences but gradually become more comfortable with repeated exposure.

Thomas and Chess

Psychologists who developed a model categorizing infants into three types of temperament: easy, difficult, and slow-to-warm-up.