Inattentional Blindness¶
Mack, A., & Rock, I. (1998). Inattentional Blindness. MIT Press.
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- Attention
- Consequence asymmetry. Selected items receive deep processing and influence decisions; unselected items have zero causal effect, regardless of their objective value — a consequence Mack and Rock (1998) demonstrated empirically in their studies of inattentional blindness.
This sourceEmpirical demonstration that observers fail to perceive fully-visible unexpected stimuli when attention is engaged elsewhere
- Consequence asymmetry. Selected items receive deep processing and influence decisions; unselected items have zero causal effect, regardless of their objective value — a consequence Mack and Rock (1998) demonstrated empirically in their studies of inattentional blindness.
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