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Cocktail party problem
Picking a specific stimulus to focus one, with many auditory stimulus occurring (noisy room full of people)
Selective shadowing
I.e. picking out a relevant conversation at a party
Most efficient with clear PHYSICAL differences between two messages
diff loc and voice freq.
Non-shadowed message: what can/can’t be reported
I.e. ignored conversations at party that enter in the ear
Can report
Substantial change in pitch of voice (female to make)
Sudden inserts of loud tone
Message endings
Broadbent’s filtering model
1st Stage: Physical properties (pitch + sound location)
Processes them in parallel AKA pre-attentive stage
2cd Stage: Psychological properties (meaning of spoken words)
Filters to prevent overload AKA attentive stage
Methodological problem of assessing unattended info
Retrospective questioning; Where they have surprise questions abt non-shadow message at end of selective shadowing
Asking directly shifts attention away from selective shadowing
Falsifications
Filter theory says unattended information does not bypass filter
Used Galvinic Skin Response, zapped ppl when word is said and caused their ANS to activate before zap= unattended message is present in ear during shadowing
Hearing your name
Late selection (Deutsch and Deutsch)
Proposed limited awareness of unattended stimuli not abt rejection in full perceptual processing, MORE abt rejecting it from entering memory and control responses
Unattended stimuli actually processed, refutes early filtration theory that it’s removed in 1st stage
Attenuation (Treisman) and evidence
Deep unattended stimuli processing was ‘attenuated’ than filtered out
Unattended enters 2cd stage but is much weaker than attended
Stressed key roles of priming and partial info can effect psychological processing
Key roles of partial information and priming
Partial input can exceed identification thresholds if item is primed to detect name, so less work to ID
Parallels in visual attention
Found that they do not process unattended shapes using surprise memory test at the end of exp.
Slower response times (negative priming) when superimposed green + red drawings into 2 different visual objects were presented and had to speed name object in one specified color
Early/late reconciliation and perceptual load theory
RESEARCHER LAVIE
Perceptual processing is automatic until reaches capacity
late selection
Results obtained in low perceptual load (single stimulus) + high distractor interference = harder tasks
early selection
Results obtained in higher perceptual load (more stimulus) + low distractor interference = hard to block distractors
Feature integration theory: simple features in parallel
different visual features extracted preattentively in parallel w/o needing prior authorization
color and orientation
Results in producing multidimensional objects
Attention to "bind" features together
Supporting studies
Neglect
"Extinction"
Processing of neglected info
Attention modulates sensory neural responses