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focus of the theory
role of attention in learning, especially when outcomes are uncertain
key question
when do we pay attention to stimuli during learning
main principle
we attend more to uncertain or surprising stimuli
when does attention increase
when the outcome is unpredictable
associability (alpha)
amount of attention given to a stimulus
role of surprise
drives learning and attention
how does Pearce-Hall explain blocking
US is predicted, no surprise, low attention to new CS
when is new learning reduced
stimulus becomes unimportant
what is latent inhibition
slower learning after CS pre-exposure
how does Pearce-Hall explain latent inhibition
CS predicts nothing, becomes predictable, low attention