A Late Selection View of Attention Suggests That

question 63

Multiple Choice

A late selection view of attention suggests that

• A) only the attended input is analyzed; the unattended input receives little analysis.
• B) all inputs are fully processed; however, only the attended input reaches consciousness.
• C) attention can switch back and forth between attended and unattended inputs.
• D) analysis of an unattended input is greater than that of the attended input.

Understand the varied communication methods used by animals including chemical, acoustical, visual, and tactile means.

Recognize the impact of human activities on wildlife behavior and adaptation in urban environments.

Describe the innate behaviors exhibited by certain animal species immediately after birth.

Explain the social structure dynamics within animal groups, specifically the concept of dominance hierarchy.

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Definitions:

US Presented

Typically means how specific concepts, ideas, or findings are introduced or demonstrated in the United States.

CS

In the context of classical conditioning, CS stands for Conditioned Stimulus, which is a previously neutral stimulus that, after association with an unconditioned stimulus, comes to trigger a conditioned response.

Second-order Conditioning

This is a process in which a stimulus that's already linked to a response becomes associated with another, new stimulus, creating a second conditioned stimulus.

Extinction

In behavioral psychology, the process by which a previously reinforced behavior decreases in frequency and eventually ceases, often because the reinforcement is no longer provided.