PPT-3 – Selective Attention

selective attention attending to part of the environment while ignoring the rest Examples Listening to instructor while ignoring everything else Looking around a room for the face of your friend. LQGHUJDUWHQ KLOGUHQ Lucy C Erickson lericksoandrewcmuedu Department of Psychology Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Ave Pittsburgh PA 15213 USA Erik D Thiessen thiessenandrewcmuedu Department of Psychology Carnegie Mellon University 5000 Forbes Is it better to play well and lose than it is to play badly and win?. 1) Draw a basic model of information processing. 2) Define the term ‘display’. 3) Explain the term ‘perception’. by Jim Foley. © 2013 Worth Publishers . Consciousness . and the Two-Track Mind. Module 7: . Brain States and Consciousness. Topics to be aware of:. Defining Consciousness. The Biology of Consciousness. Consciousness and the Two-Track Mind. Syllabus. Exam2. 8, 9, 10 Consciousness. 18, 19, 20 Sensation & Percep. Syllabus. Exam3. 29,30,31,32 Intelligence. 11,12,13 Nature/Nurture. 46,47,48 Personality. IAT355. Mar 3, 2017. Slides by Lyn Bartram. Attention | IAT 355 | . Mar 3, 2017. This is a useful topic. Understand why you can get students to shut their devices in class . . Complaints about inattentive and distracting behaviour . 1. Lecture 2. If metals are the only useful materials for constructing indicator electrodes, then there would be few useful applications of . potentiometry. . In 1901 , Haber Fritz discovered the existence of a change in potential across a glass membrane when its two sides are in solutions of different acidity. The existence of this membrane potential led to the development of a whole new class of indicator electrodes called ion-selective electrodes (ISEs). . 7-1: . WHAT IS THE PLACE OF CONSCIOUSNESS IN PSYCHOLOGY’S HISTORY?. 1880s. : . Psychology . at. its beginning was defined . as description and explanation of states of . consciousness. First half of 20. Selective Breeding o r Artificial Selection What is Selective Breeding? Selective breeding is the process of breeding plants and animals for particular traits. The term selective breeding is synonymous with artificial selection IAT355. Mar 3, 2017. Slides by Lyn Bartram. Attention | IAT 355 | . Mar 3, 2017. This is a useful topic. Understand why you can get students to shut their devices in class . . Complaints about inattentive and distracting behaviour . 2ContentsTALi DETECT is developed under the Cooperative Research Centres Program CRC-PThe technology driving TALi solutions including but not limited to TALi DETECT TALi TRAIN and TALi Portal are prot What is Selective Mutism?. According to the American Speech-Language Hearing Association. Selective . Mutism “is a disorder that usually occurs during childhood. It is when the child does not to speak in at least one social setting. However, the child can speak in other situations. Selective mutism typically occurs before a child is 5 years old and is usually first noticed when the child starts school.”. https://www.careershodh.com/. 1. (. a) Functions of attention: Divided attention, selective attention. (b) Theories of attention process . (. c) Signal Detection Theory and vigilance.. 2.2 Attention. Good progress:. Identify why humans selectively breed plants and animals.. Describe the process of selective breeding and give examples.. Outstanding progress:. Explain the benefits and risks of selective breeding in plants and animals.. 1) Draw a basic model of information processing. 2) Define the term ‘display’. 3) Explain the term ‘perception’. 4) Name four senses. 5) What type of information do we get from the external environment?.