Early-Selection Theories of Attention Propose That

question 121

Multiple Choice

Early-selection theories of attention propose that

• A) stimuli are screened out before the brain processes the meaning of sensory input.
• B) stimuli are screened out after the brain processes the meaning of sensory input.
• C) attention is distributed equally among all stimulus inputs that are above threshold.
• D) stimuli are screened out before they reach the sense organs.

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