Cognitive Psychology

According to theories of attentional capacity, which of the following statements is true?

In the context of attentional capacity which of the following is most likely to occur when a person performs two complex tasks simultaneously?

In the context of attentional selection, treismans attenuation model suggests that: 

Which model proposes that information is selected for processing based on both physical and semantic features of the stimuli?

The load theory of attention, proposed by Lavie suggests that: 

When cognitive load is high which of the following is most likely to happen?

Which of the following is most likely to occur when attention fails during a task requiring high concentration?

Which is the primary reason for "inattentional blindness" where individuals fail to notice unexpected stimuli in their environment?

Spatial attention refers to the ability to:

In Posner's cueing paradigm of spatial attention which of the following describes the concept of "valid" trials?

The phenomenon where attention can enhance the processing stimuli at a specific location in space even when the stimuli are weak or difficult to perceive is known as: 

The concept of "attentional cuing" in spatial attention implies that: 

What does the "attentional blink" refer to in the context of spatial attention? 

Exogenous attention is primarily driven by:

Which of the following best describes endogenous attention?

The concept of "attentional capture" is most closely associated with:

An example of exogenous attention would be:

A person who is actively searching for their keys in a cluttered room is most likely engaging in which type of attention?

Which of the following is true about the relationship between exogenous and endogenous attention?

Feature binding refers to the process by which: 

According to the feature integration theory by treismans the binding of features occurs in two stages. The first stage involves: 

What is the primary cause of illusory conjunctions?

In the case of illusory conjunctions, people are most likely to msibind features when: 

A typical experimental paradigm used to investigate feature binding and illusory conjunctions involves: 

The attentional blink and illusory conjunctions share a common feature in that they both demonstrate:

In a study involving illusory conjunctions researchers found that participants often misbind features when:

In feature integration theory the second stage of processing called the "focused attention stage" is necessary for:

In an experiment where participants are presented with a red circle and a green square briefly and asked to report what they saw, a common error due to illusory conjunctions might be:

In dual-pathway Models of visual processing, such as the ventral-dorsal stream model, the dorsal stream is primarily involved in: 

According to the dual-pathway models, the ventral stream is primarily concerned with:

One way in which dual-pathway models suggest feature binding may occur is:

In a dual pathway model a lesion to the dorsal stream would most likely result in:

In an Experiment involving feature binding and object recognition a patient with damage to the ventral stream (a stroke) would most likely have difficulty:

Which of the following is a characteristic of sensory memory?

What is the primary function of the phonological loop in baddeley and hitch's model of working memory?

Which brain structure is primarily associated with the storage and processing of sensory memory particularly visual stimuli?

Which of the following best describes the visuospatial sketchpad in the context of working memory?

Which brain region is most directly involved in encoding and maintaining short term memory?

Which of the following is true about the duration of sensory memory in the visual modality (iconic memory)?

Which brain area is primarily associated with the processing of verbal information in the phonological loop?