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- Created on: 31-12-15 12:15
1. What is the main premise of Kahnemans capacity model?
- Any task demands capacity from the limited mental pool, relative to the persons experience
- Any task demands capacity from the unlimited mental pool, relative to the persons experience
- Stimuli independently use up a set amount of resources
- Resource allocation is only due to bottom-up processes
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2. What is the main premise of 'attention'?
- Brain has finite capacity; attention used as a resource allocation tool
- The brain has limited capacity; attention used to prevent system overload
- Brain has infinite capacity; attention used as a resource allocation tool
- The brain has bioenergetic limitations preventing undivided attention
3. Which of these tasks support late selection?
- Stroop task
- Dichotic shadowing tasks
- Phoneme monitering
- Click displacement
4. Was there a decrease in performance when pps had to switch between modalities in which the stimuli were presented? (Broadbent 1956)
- Yes, alternating between modalities created a performance decrement
- Yes, alternating etween modalities created a performance decrement but only when it was visual-written
- No, alternating between modalities did not create a performance decrement
- No, alternating between modalities did not create a performance decrement in spoken tasks
5. What defines the stimulus and response set?
- STIMULUS = basis of the physical properties of the input, RESPONSE = basis of mental categories that do not share physical property
- STIMULUS = basis of mental categories that do not share physical property RESPONSE = basis of the physical properties of the input
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