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Week 3_Assignment 3
Attentional Blink
Attentional Blink
In the given example, how does the probability of seeing the second target object
change if the time between the appearances of the flying objects increases? Explain your
Once the object has been seen, you can recognize it. Form Characteristic which
Forms perception. This involves seeing an object as a figure distinct from surrounding or
background stimuli. Forms are recognized when they have familiar or meaningful shapes
or physical qualities. Air Traffic Controllers are, by law, not permitted to work if they are
under the influence of drugs or alcohol. Explain why this is the case with respect to the
Gestalt psychology also purports that humans are compelled to organize their
perceptions even when they are faced with ambiguous or illusory stimuli, such as
How does this impact the probability of seeing the second target letter? Explain
your response.
among two or more stimuli. The stimuli are often task oriented.
Visual attention is affected when a great deal of information is presented at one
time or when visual information is presented too rapidly. Consideration is also given to
the fact that individual focus only on a portion of the visual field when performing a
visual task. attentional processing is devoted to this selected visual field and the
periphery outside this area receives little or no attention. These stimuli are processed
world in three dimensions is the result of using binocular cues — depth cues that relies on
Characteristic are when Objects retain constant characteristics this involves as color,
regardless of distance. This color constancy remains even if illumination changes and the
actual color appear to fade with the lack of clarity due to distance.
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• In the Cog Lab Demonstration Attentional Blink, the time between the
presentation of the letters decreases. How does this impact the probability of seeing the
• Air Traffic Controllers are, by law, not permitted to work if they are under the
influence of drugs or alcohol. Explain why this is the case with respect to the results of