Stimulus movement and the intensity of attention.

A stimulus movement effect has been reported in which learning by nonhuman animals was significantly better with moving than with stationary stimuli. In the present investigation, this effect was extended to human participants (N = 56) and further explicated. In Experiment 1 the students responded...

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Published in:	Psychological Record Vol. 48; no. 4; pp. 555 - 571
Main Authors:	Washburn, David A., Putney, R. Thompson
Format:	Article
Published:	Psychological Record Fall98
Subjects:	Motion perception (Vision) Attention Monkey behavior Psychology, Comparative
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