Perception and Communication¶
Broadbent, D. E. (1958). Perception and Communication. Pergamon Press.
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- Attention
- It is the gating mechanism that permits selected items to be processed deeply, while unselected items are filtered, delayed, or discarded, as Broadbent (1958) formalized in his filter theory of selective attention.
This sourceFoundational filter model of selective attention: a limited-capacity channel forces early selection among competing stimuli
- It is the gating mechanism that permits selected items to be processed deeply, while unselected items are filtered, delayed, or discarded, as Broadbent (1958) formalized in his filter theory of selective attention.
- Scarcity
- Cognitive science: Limited attention and working memory force selective processing of a flood of stimuli; the bottleneck of attention is the scarce resource around which perception and cognition are organized, as classic selective-attention models established.
This sourceFoundational filter model of selective attention: the limited-capacity channel forces early selection among competing stimuli, establishing attention as a scarce bottleneck around which perception and cognition are organized.
- Cognitive science: Limited attention and working memory force selective processing of a flood of stimuli; the bottleneck of attention is the scarce resource around which perception and cognition are organized, as classic selective-attention models established.
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