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Attention allows a listener to select the relevant information of the environment and to ignore others. But irrelevant stimuli sometimes manage to capture it and stand out from a scene because of bottom-up processes driven by salient stimuli. This attentional capture effect was observed using an implicit approach based on the additional singleton p...
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... of the data. The mean response time and error rate for sequences without singleton were 979 ms and 12.6% for experiment 2, 1058 ms and 15.2% for experiment 3. The increase in response time for each singleton, i.e., the difference between the condition with the considered singleton and the reference condition without any singleton, is presented in Fig. 2 for each value of modulation depth and spectral ...
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Attention allows the listener to select relevant information from their environment, and disregard what is irrelevant. However, irrelevant stimuli sometimes manage to capture it and stand out from a scene because of bottom-up processes driven by salient stimuli. This attentional capture effect was observed using an implicit approach based on the ad...
