IV. Attention
A. Attentional Limitations
1.
Two Tasks: Divided & Focused Attention
2.
Some Preliminary Evidence
B. Filter Models of Attention
1.
Pre-Categorical Filters
a. Broadbent
b. Treisman
2.
Response-Based Filters
a. The Deutsch-Norman Model
b. Johnston & Heinz
C. Capacity Models of Attention
1.
Kahneman: Centralized Pool
2.
Dedicated Pools: Segal & Fusella
D.
Attention & Automaticity
1.
Practice Effects
2.
Schneider & Shiffrin's Dual-Process Theory
a. Control versus Automatic Process
b. The Search Task
c. Automaticity & Attention
i. Primary-Secondary Task Methods
ii. Posner et al.
3.
Logan's (Multi-Trace) Race Model
a. Three Assumptions
i. Obligatory Encoding
ii. Obligatory Retrieval
ii. Instance Representation
b. Two Processes
i. Computation
ii. Retrieval