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philosophy and the social sciences
cognitive sciences, neurosciences, and social explanation
social cognition
attention (psychology)
Preferred term
cross-modal attention
Definition
- Attention refers to those processes that allow for the selective processing of incoming sensory stimuli, typically those that are most relevant to one's current goals or to the task at hand, or, alternatively, those that have the greatest intrinsic salience or biological significance. Attended stimuli tend to be processed both more thoroughly and more rapidly than are other potentially distracting (“unattended”) stimuli. [Source: Encyclopedia of Perception; Attention: Cross-Modal]
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http://data.loterre.fr/ark:/67375/N9J-JW0CXXDV-S
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