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First published 2011-6

Distinguishing Blocking From Attenuation in Visual Selective Attention

Serap Yiǧit-Elliott, John Palmer, Cathleen M. Moore

Psychological Science

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First published 2010-7

When Motor Attention Improves Selective Attention: The Dissociating Role of Saliency

Ed Symes, Giovanni Ottoboni, Mike Tucker [...]

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2014-12

Learning to Attend Selectively

Lorraine E. Bahrick, Robert Lickliter

Current Directions in Psychological Science

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First published 2016-5

The Influence of Selective and Divided Attention on Audiovisual Integration in Children

Weiping Yang, Yanna Ren, Dan Ou yang [...]

Perception

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First published 2009-11

The role of working memory in auditory selective attention

Polly Dalton, Valerio Santangelo, Charles Spence

Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology

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First published 2015-9

Mechanisms of Selective Attention in Generalized Anxiety Disorder

Jenny Yiend, Andrew Mathews, Tom Burns [...]

Clinical Psychological Science

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First published 2020-6

The effects of video gaming on visual selective attention

Michael Frank Matern, Amanda van der Westhuizen, Sonja N Mostert

South African Journal of Psychology

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First published 2009-01

Selective and Sustained Attention as Predictors of Social Problems in Children With Typical and Disordered Attention Abilities

Brendan F. Andrade, Darlene A. Brodeur, Daniel A. Waschbusch [...]

Journal of Attention Disorders

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First published 2017-4

Competitive Selection and Age-Related Changes in Visual Attention

Jason S. McCarley, Jeffrey R. W. Mounts

Current Directions in Psychological Science

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First published 2021-1

Age effects on the development of stimulus over-selectivity are mediated by cognitive flexibility and selective attention

Michelle P. Kelly, Phil Reed

International Journal of Behavioral Development

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