Психофизиологические механизмы произвольного и непроизвольного внимания у человека
Диссертация
Мы показали, что если в пассивно наблюдаемом стимульном множестве содержится «уникальный» элемент, отличный от остальных, то стабильность непроизвольного внимания увеличивается. То же справедливо и для произвольного внимания, но если дист-ракторы сходны с целевым элементом, то стабильность внимания по индексу коррели-рованности ВП уменьшается. Вслед за Дончиным (Donchin, Isreal, 1980… Читать ещё >
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