Perception in the absence of attention: Perceptual processing in the Roelofs effect during inattentional blindness

William B. Lathrop, Bruce Bridgeman, Philip Tseng

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摘要

We present two experiments that examine sensory processing during conditions of inattentional blindness. A large rectangular frame that normally induces a Roelofs effect can go unreported due to inattentional blindness. Even when participants fail to report the frame, they mislocalize an attended target in a way consistent with having processed the frame. A more demanding visuospatial distractor task can increase inattentional blindness during conditions of divided attention, but has no effect on the spatial mislocalization illusion. Our results support theories that postulate a significant amount of perceptual processing in the absence of attention.

原文英語
頁（從 - 到）1104-1119
頁數16
期刊Perception
卷40
發行號9
DOIs
出版狀態已發佈 - 2011
對外發佈Yes

指紋

Blindness
Processing
Experiments

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • Experimental and Cognitive Psychology
  • Artificial Intelligence
  • Sensory Systems

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Perception in the absence of attention : Perceptual processing in the Roelofs effect during inattentional blindness. / Lathrop, William B.; Bridgeman, Bruce; Tseng, Philip.

於: Perception, 卷 40, 編號 9, 2011, p. 1104-1119.

研究成果: 雜誌貢獻 › 文章

Lathrop, WB, Bridgeman, B & Tseng, P 2011, 'Perception in the absence of attention: Perceptual processing in the Roelofs effect during inattentional blindness', Perception, 卷 40, 編號 9, 頁 1104-1119. https://doi.org/10.1068/p6859
Lathrop WB, Bridgeman B, Tseng P. Perception in the absence of attention: Perceptual processing in the Roelofs effect during inattentional blindness. Perception. 2011;40(9):1104-1119. https://doi.org/10.1068/p6859
Lathrop, William B. ; Bridgeman, Bruce ; Tseng, Philip. / Perception in the absence of attention : Perceptual processing in the Roelofs effect during inattentional blindness. 於: Perception. 2011 ; 卷 40, 編號 9. 頁 1104-1119.
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