Both Early- and Late-Selection Models of Attention Share the Idea

question 7

Multiple Choice

Both early- and late-selection models of attention share the idea that

• A)a large proportion of incoming sensory information is filtered from further analysis before meaning is extracted.
• B)information is excluded from higher-level processing only after stimuli have been identified.
• C)the human information processing system cannot fully process every piece of information it receives.
• D)semantic encoding and analysis precede selection in information processing.

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