Posner Model of Attention Describes Three Distinct Neural Networks That

question 4

Multiple Choice

Posner model of attention describes three distinct neural networks that overlap. This model includes

• A) learning how to mimic others' behavior, modifying behavior according to feedback from others, and developing control over one's own behavior
• B) selecting information that is salient, memorizing it, and recalling it accurately
• C) alerting to new and relevant information, orienting and reorienting to relevant information, and executive control of attentional processes
• D) attend to particular stimulus features, seeking out selected features, and ignoring irrelevant ones

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