A tale of two theories: A meta-analysis of the attention set and load theories of inattentional blindness.
BT Hutchinson, K Pammer, K Bandara… - Psychological …, 2022 - psycnet.apa.org
Inattentional blindness (IB), the failure to notice something right in front of you, offers
cognitive scientists and practitioners alike a unique means of studying the nature of visual …
cognitive scientists and practitioners alike a unique means of studying the nature of visual …
Inattentional blindness on the full-attention trial: Are we throwing out the baby with the bathwater?
RC White, M Davies, AMA Davies - Consciousness and cognition, 2018 - Elsevier
When attention is otherwise engaged, observers may experience inattentional blindness,
failing to notice objects or events that are presented in plain sight. In an inattentional …
failing to notice objects or events that are presented in plain sight. In an inattentional …
How feature relationships influence attention and awareness: Evidence from eye movements and EEG.
Many everyday tasks require selecting relevant objects in the visual field while ignoring
irrelevant information. A widely held belief is that attention is tuned to the exact feature value …
irrelevant information. A widely held belief is that attention is tuned to the exact feature value …
Scanpath comparisons for complex visual search in a naturalistic environment
ME Frame, R Warren, AM Maresca - Behavior Research Methods, 2019 - Springer
Naturalistic surveillance tasks provide a rich source of eye-tracking data. It can be
challenging to make meaningful comparisons using standard eye-tracking analysis …
challenging to make meaningful comparisons using standard eye-tracking analysis …
Selective attention in inattentional blindness: Selection is specific but suppression is not
When we selectively attend to one set of objects and ignore another, we often fail to notice
unexpected events. The likelihood of noticing varies depending on the similarity of an …
unexpected events. The likelihood of noticing varies depending on the similarity of an …
The role of similarity in inattentional blindness: Selective enhancement, selective suppression, or both?
When people selectively pay attention to one set of objects and ignore another, unexpected
stimuli often go unnoticed. Noticing rates are higher when the unexpected object matches …
stimuli often go unnoticed. Noticing rates are higher when the unexpected object matches …
Limited perception and price discrimination in a model of horizontal product differentiation
MP Saur, MG Schlatterer, SY Schmitt - Games and Economic Behavior, 2022 - Elsevier
We analyze the implications of consumers' limited perception in a model of horizontal
product differentiation. Consumers with limited perception do not necessarily notice all …
product differentiation. Consumers with limited perception do not necessarily notice all …
Now or never: noticing occurs early in sustained inattentional blindness
People can show sustained inattentional blindness for unexpected objects visible for
seconds or even minutes. Would such objects eventually be noticed given enough time, with …
seconds or even minutes. Would such objects eventually be noticed given enough time, with …
Semantic associations do not modulate the visual awareness of objects
When observers adopt a category-level attentional set, objects that belong to the same
category as this attentional set are more likely to enter awareness. For example, a driver …
category as this attentional set are more likely to enter awareness. For example, a driver …
Clarifying the effect of facial emotional expression on inattentional blindness
Conscious perception often fails when an object appears unexpectedly and our attention is
focused elsewhere (inattentional blindness). While various factors have been identified as …
focused elsewhere (inattentional blindness). While various factors have been identified as …