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Part of the SAGE Library in Cognitive and Experimental Psychology series, Attention is edited by Robert Proctor who's based at one of the leading Cognitive Psychology institutions in the US, Purdue. Research on attention has links with area of perception though with very different theoretical roots. It's perhaps the oldest field of research of all topics in this new series, extending back to the start of the last century given its links with each of major cognitive systems associated with the brain - memory, perception, language, learning, thinking and reasoning. As a result it's a core component of any study in Cognitive Psychology throughout the world and receives plenty of research funding.
This four-volume set covers the major works on attention. The articles include both classics in the field and influential recent studies. Attention covers theories of attention, visual attention, auditory and crossmodal attention, and attention in memory and action. The emphasis in the volumes are on the basic, behavioral studies of attention that make up the foundation of the field. This set is a valuable resource, not only for libraries but also for students and researchers in psychology.
Table of Contents
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Volume 1: Theories of Attention
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Attention in the First 50 Years of Psychology
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1. Attention
William James
1890
The Principle of Psychology
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2. Cumulative Development of Attentional Theory
Michael Posner
1982
American Psychologist
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Early Selection Theories
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3. A Mechanical Model for Human Attention and Immediate Memory
D. Broadbent
1957
Psychological Review
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4. Contextual Cues in Selective Listening
Anne Treisman
1960
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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Late Selection and Load Theories
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5. Attention: Some Theoretical Considerations
J. Deutsch | D. Deutsch
1963
Psychological Review
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6. Load Theory of Selective Attention and Cognitive Control
Nilli Lavie | Aleksandra Hirst | Jan de Fockert | Essi Viding
2004
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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Unitary Resource Theories
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Michael Posner | Stephen Boies
1971
Psychological Review
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8. On Data-Limited and Resource-Limited Processes
Donald Norman | Daniel Bobrow
1975
Cognitive Psychology
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Multiple Resource Theories
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9. Multiple Resources, Task-Hemispheric Integrity, and Individual Differences in Time-Sharing
Christopher Wickens | S. Mountford | William Schreiner
1981
Human Factors
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10. Resources — A Theoretical Soup Stone?
David Navon
1984
Psychological Review
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Attention and Automaticity
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11. Automatic and Control Processing and Attention
Walter Schneider | Susan Dumais | Richard Shiffrin
1984
Varieties of Attention
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12. Toward an Instance Theory of Automatization
Gordon Logan
1988
Psychological Review
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Brain Mechanisms
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13. The Activation of Attentional Networks
Jin Fan | Bruce McCandliss | John Fossella | Jonathan Flombaum | Michael Posner
2005
NeuroImage
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Volume 2: Visual Attention
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Features and Their Integration
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14. A Feature-Integration Theory of Attention
Anne Treisman | Garry Gelade
1980
Cognitive Psychology
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15. Integrality of Stimulus Dimensions in Various Types of Information Processing
W. Garner | Gary Felfoldy
1970
Cognitive Psychology
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16. Forest before Trees: The Precedence of Global Features in Visual Perception
David Navon
1977
Cognitive Psychology
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Spotlight of Attention
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17. Spatial Extent of Attention to Letters and Words
David LaBerge
1983
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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18. Visuospatial Attention: Beyond a Spotlight Model
Kyle Cave | Narcisse Bichot
1999
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
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Exogenous and Endogenous Orienting of Attention
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19. Attention and the Detection of Signals
Michael Posner | Charles Snyder | Brian Davidson
1980
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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20. Exogenous and Endogenous Control of Attention: The Effect of Visual Onsets and Offsets
Jan Theeuwes
1991
Perception & Psychophysics
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21. Inhibition of Return: Neural Basis and Function
Michael Posner | Robert Rafal | Lisa Choate | Jonathan Vaughan
1985
Cognitive Neuropsychology
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Object-Based Attention
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22. Selective Attention and the Organization of Visual Information
John Duncan
1984
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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23. The CODE Theory of Visual Attention: An Integration of Space-Based and Object-Based Attention
Gordon Logan
1996
Psychological Review
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Inattentional Blindness
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24. Selective Looking: Attending to Visually Specified Events
Ulric Neisser | Robert Becklen
1975
Cognitive Psychology
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25. Change Blindness: Past, Present, and Future
Daniel Simons | Ronald Rensink
2005
Trends in Cognitive Sciences
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Inhibitory Mechanisms
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26. Does Negative Priming Reflect Inhibitory Mechanisms? A Review and Integration of Conflicting Views
Steven Tipper
2001
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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27. On the Ability to Inhibit Simple and Choice Reaction Time Responses: A Model and a Method
Gordon Logan | William Cowan | Kenneth Davis
1984
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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Volume 3: Auditory and Crossmodal Attention
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Selective Listening
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28. Some Experiments on the Recognition of Speech, with One and with Two Ears
E. Cherry
1953
The Journal of the Acoustical Society of America
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29. Attention in Dichotic Listening: Affective Cues and the Influence of Instructions
Neville Moray
1959
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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30. The Effect of Irrelevant Material on the Efficiency of Selective Listening
Anne Treisman
1964
The American Journal of Psychology
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Processing of Meaning in Selective Listening
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31. Autonomic Responses to Shock-Associated Words in an Unattended Channel
R. Corteen | B. Wood
1972
Journal of Experimental Psychology
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32. Semantic Processing of Unattended Messages Using Dichotic Listening
Joe Lewis
1970
Journal of Experimental Psychology
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33. Semantic Processing in Dichotic Listening? A Replication
Anne Treisman | Rosemary Squire | Joanne Green
1974
Memory & Cognition
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Divided Attention
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34. Successive Responses to Simultaneous Stimuli
D. Broadbent
1956
The Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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35. Grouping Strategies with Simultaneous Stimuli
J. Gray | A. Wedderburn
1960
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology
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Attending and Monitoring
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36. Human Auditory Attention: A Central or Peripheral Process?
Terence Picton | Steven Hillyard | Robert Galambos | Maurice Schiff
1971
Science
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Lawrence Pohlmann | Robert Sorkin
1976
Perception & Psychophysics
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Auditory Spatial Attention
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38. Shifting and Focusing Auditory Spatial Attention
Todd Mondor | Robert Zatorre
1995
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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39. The Gradient of Spatial Auditory Attention in Free Field: An Event-Related Potential Study
Wolfgang Teder-Sälejärvi | Steven Hillyard
1998
Perception & Psychophysics
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Frequency and Time
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40. Focused Auditory Attention and Frequency Selectivity
Bertram Scharf | S. Quigley | C. Aoki | N. Peachey | A. Reeves
1987
Perception & Psychophysics
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41. Auditory Attention to Frequency and Time: An Analogy to Visual Local-Global Stimuli
Timothy Justus | Alexandra List
2005
Cognition
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Eye Position and Auditory Attention
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42. Eye Position and the Control of Auditory Attention
Daniel Reisberg | Roslyn Scheiber | Linda Potemken
1981
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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43. Does Auditory Attention Shift in the Direction of an Upcoming Saccade?
Chris Rorden | Jon Driver
1999
Neuropsychologia
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44. Auditory Psychomotor Coordination and Visual Search Performance
David Perrott | Kourosh Saberi | Kathleen Brown | Thomas Strybel
1990
Perception & Psychophysics
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Crossmodal Space and Negative Priming
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45. Attention and the Crossmodal Construction of Space
Jon Driver | Charles Spence
1998
Trends in Cognitive Sciences
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Lawrence Ward
1994
Canadian Journal of Experimental Psychology
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47. Auditory, Visual, and Cross-Modal Negative Priming
Axel Buchner | Anouk Zabal | Susanne Mayr
2003
Psychonomic Bulletin & Review
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Visual Dominance
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Francis Colavita
1974
Perception & Psychophysics
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49. Visual Capture of Touch: Out-of-the-Body Experiences with Rubber Gloves
Francesco Pavani | Charles Spence | Jon Driver
2000
Psychological Science
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Volume 4: Attention in Memory and Action
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Sensory Memory and Semantic Priming
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50. Short-Term Memory in Vision
E. Averbach | A. Coriell
1961
Bell System Technical Journal
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James Neely
1977
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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Attention in Visual Processing and Retrieval
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52. Temporary Suppression of Visual Processing in an RSVP Task: An Attentional Blink?
Jane Raymond | Kimron Shapiro | Karen Arnell
1992
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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53. Divided Attention and Memory: Evidence of Substantial Interference Effects at Retrieval and Encoding
Myra Fernandes | Morris Moscovitch
2000
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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Action Control
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54. Beyond Capacity: A Functional View of Attention
Odmar Neumann
2000
Perspectives on Perception and Action
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Perception and Action
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55. Event Files: Feature Binding in and across Perception and Action
Bernhard Hommel
2004
Trends in Cognitive Science
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Giacomo Rizzolatti | Lucia Riggio | Isabella Dascola | Carlo Umiltà
1987
Neuropsychologia
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57. Action for Perception: A Motor-Visual Attentional Effect
Laila Craighero | Luciano Fadiga | Giacomo Rizzolatti | Carlo Umiltà
1999
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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Correspondence Effects from Irrelevant Stimuli
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58. Studies of Interference in Serial Verbal Reactions
J. Stroop
1935
Journal of Experimental Psychology
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59. Effects of Noise Letters upon the Identification of a Target Letter in a Nonsearch Task
Barbara Eriksen | Charles Eriksen
1974
Perception & Psychophysics
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Simon Effect and Attention Shift
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60. Auditory S-R Compatibility: The Effect of an Irrelevant Cue on Information Processing
J. Simon | Alan Rudell
1967
Journal of Applied Psychology
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61. The Simon Effect Occurs Relative to the Direction of an Attention Shift
Sandro Rubichi | Roberto Nicoletti | Cristina Iani | Carlo Umiltà
1997
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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Task Switching
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62. Costs of a Predictable Switch between Simple Cognitive Tasks
Robert Rogers | Stephen Monsell
1995
Journal of Experimental Psychology: General
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Psychological Refractory Period Effect
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63. Processing Stages in Overlapping Tasks: Evidence for a Central Bottleneck
Harold Pashler
1984
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance
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David Meyer | David Kieras | Erick Lauber | Eric Schumacher | Jennifer Glass | Eileen Zurbriggen | Leon Gmeindl | Dana Apfelblat
1995
Acta Psychologica
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