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Problem 3: Attention (Automatic Processes (Instance Theory by Logan…
Problem 3: Attention (Automatic Processes, Selective Attention, Devided Attention, The stroop effect, Definition: concentration of mental activity , to take in limited amount of info, Dual task paradigm, Cognitive bottleneck theory, Name: Kim Laura Difflipp
Student number: 430061
Tutor: Nick Beligiannis, References:
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