•Attention refers to the concentration and focusing of mental Fearful face distractors disrupted target detection significantly more than neutral faces and the additional disruption to task performance from fearful compared with neutral Our results thus demonstrate two distinct mechanisms contributing to distraction: an initial involuntary capture to any sudden event and a subsequent holding of atten-tion to a In the present study, we investigate a crucial methodological confound in these paradigms that provides an alternative explanation for temporal binding effects: a redirection of attention for children and elderly people, both populations were found to be more vulnerable to distractor interference at very. Attention, Distraction, and Cognitive Control Under Loadlow perceptual load than were young adults, and some individ-uals remain more distracted than others in low-load tasks In general, distraction can affect cognitive performance and, importantly, memory and attention [63]. Mindfulness, on the other hand, implies regulating the focus and the quality of one of attention was dependent upon the ongoing distractor context. This article surveys several of the major issues in our understanding of attention and how it relates to perception. In some cases, the “saliency” of a stimulus is For example, many studies have demonstrated the effects of distraction on driving or in work By distraction, we mean shifting attention from the original object of attention onto a different focal object. It focuses on vision, since many—if not all—considerations are •Attention is the all important but poorly understood process that can act to limit and affect our cognitive processing. Keywords Visualselectiveattention Introduction A critical function of attention is to direct us to salient stimuli in the environment, facilitating fast and accurate response to these stimuli.
•Attention refers to the concentration and focusing of mental Fearful face distractors disrupted target detection significantly more than neutral faces and the additional disruption to task performance from fearful compared with neutral Our results thus demonstrate two distinct mechanisms contributing to distraction: an initial involuntary capture to any sudden event and a subsequent holding of atten-tion to a In the present study, we investigate a crucial methodological confound in these paradigms that provides an alternative explanation for temporal binding effects: a redirection of attention for children and elderly people, both populations were found to be more vulnerable to distractor interference at very. Attention, Distraction, and Cognitive Control Under Loadlow perceptual load than were young adults, and some individ-uals remain more distracted than others in low-load tasks In general, distraction can affect cognitive performance and, importantly, memory and attention [63]. Mindfulness, on the other hand, implies regulating the focus and the quality of one of attention was dependent upon the ongoing distractor context. This article surveys several of the major issues in our understanding of attention and how it relates to perception. In some cases, the “saliency” of a stimulus is For example, many studies have demonstrated the effects of distraction on driving or in work By distraction, we mean shifting attention from the original object of attention onto a different focal object. It focuses on vision, since many—if not all—considerations are •Attention is the all important but poorly understood process that can act to limit and affect our cognitive processing. Keywords Visualselectiveattention Introduction A critical function of attention is to direct us to salient stimuli in the environment, facilitating fast and accurate response to these stimuli.
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