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S/PS/194. Critically evaluate Broadbent's (1958) theory of selective attention and compare it to later theories of selective attention

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2009
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The paper examines the features of selective attention explaining it with reference to psychological theories, i.e. the ‘bottleneck' theory, theory of information channelling, selection theory, parallel processing theory, etc.

 

KEYWORDS: selective attention, information channel, information processing,

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