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... selective attention . " From among a virtual bombardment of impinging stimuli , the organism selects and assimilates only a small fraction . In reading this page , for example , you are attending to an array of visual symbols and ...
... selective attention . " From among a virtual bombardment of impinging stimuli , the organism selects and assimilates only a small fraction . In reading this page , for example , you are attending to an array of visual symbols and ...
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... selective attention and self - stimulation should be readily apparent . Research on the effects of simple self - observation lend additional support to the contention that perceptual factors intro- duce considerable variability in human ...
... selective attention and self - stimulation should be readily apparent . Research on the effects of simple self - observation lend additional support to the contention that perceptual factors intro- duce considerable variability in human ...
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... Selective attention characterizes not only many forms of behavior disorder , but also our performance as scientists . We focus on a biased subsample of reality and often maintain our funneled perception long after its empirical utility ...
... Selective attention characterizes not only many forms of behavior disorder , but also our performance as scientists . We focus on a biased subsample of reality and often maintain our funneled perception long after its empirical utility ...
Contents
Chapter One Wherefore Cognitive Behavior Modification? | 1 |
Metaphysical to Methodological | 9 |
The Illegitimate Leap? | 19 |
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