Attention and Effort¶
Kahneman, D. (1973). Attention and Effort. Prentice-Hall.
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Primes¶
- Allocation
- The structural pattern recurs from neural to institutional scales, a parallel Kahneman (1973) first sharpened in his treatment of attention as a limited resource under criterion-driven assignment.
This sourceCanonical capacity model: attention is a limited resource (effort) flexibly allocated across tasks under momentary intentions and enduring dispositions. SUPPORTS the claim that Kahneman sharpened the treatment of attention as a limited resource under criterion-driven assignment.
- The structural pattern recurs from neural to institutional scales, a parallel Kahneman (1973) first sharpened in his treatment of attention as a limited resource under criterion-driven assignment.
- Attention
- Resource bottleneck. Processing capacity is finite and fixed per unit time, a constraint Kahneman (1973) developed into a unified capacity model of attentional effort.
This sourceCanonical limited-capacity (effort) model of attention as a graded mental resource flexibly allocated across tasks.
- Resource bottleneck. Processing capacity is finite and fixed per unit time, a constraint Kahneman (1973) developed into a unified capacity model of attentional effort.
- Attentional Capacity
- Attentional capacity is the finite pool of selective-attention bandwidth available to an information-processing system at a given moment, beyond which additional demands degrade performance through interference, slowing, signal-loss, or capture by salient distractors.
This sourceCanonical single-pool limited-capacity model: attention is a limited mental resource (effort) flexibly allocated across tasks, replacing strict-bottleneck models with a graded-capacity account
- Attentional capacity is the finite pool of selective-attention bandwidth available to an information-processing system at a given moment, beyond which additional demands degrade performance through interference, slowing, signal-loss, or capture by salient distractors.
Domain-specific¶
- Cognitive Load
This sourceCapacity model of attention as a limited, flexibly allocated effort resource.
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