| 单词 | selective attention |
| 释义 | > as lemmasselective attention d. Psychology. Applied to the capacity for, or process of, selection manifested by the mind or senses in reacting to certain stimuli and not to others, esp. selective attention. ΚΠ 1875 W. James in R. B. Perry Thought & Char. W. James (1935) I. 528 The whole mass of impressions falling on any individual are chaotic, and become orderly only by selective attention and recognition. 1935 G. Murphy Briefer Gen. Psychol. xii. 210 From the point of view..of what takes the most prominent place in consciousness, there is a further selective function to be considered. 1958 D. E. Broadbent Perception & Communication ii. 15 The performance of selective listeners seems to vary with information as defined by communication theory, rather than with amount of stimulation in the conventional sense. 1968 Trabasso & Bower Attention in Learning i. 18 Our primary goal is to offer new theory and new results regarding selective attention in discrimination learning. 1978 G. Underwood Strategies of Information Processing vii. 237 The selective rehearsal of some members of the memory set in preference to others.., the selective ‘forgetting’ of some items previously encoded. < as lemmas |
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