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.

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Definitions:

Guttation

The exudation of small droplets of water from the pores of plants, typically occurring at the leaf margins or tips.

Modified Leaf

A leaf of a plant that has altered form or function from the standard flat, photosynthetic structure, often serving roles in reproduction, protection, or storage.

Modified Leaf

A leaf that has evolved to serve functions other than photosynthesis, such as protection or reproduction.

Bulb

A globose, fleshy, underground bud that consists of a short stem with fleshy leaves (e.g., onion).