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How is Broadbent’s filter theory different from Triesman’s attenuation theory?

Posted by Annu Rajput 3 years, 3 months ago

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Anushka Singh 3 years, 2 months ago

Broadbent told that selective filter allows a particular information to go for further processing and all other are completely deleted. Whereas Triesman modified it saying that selective filter attenuates (weakens) the other information it not delete it completely and sometimes the information escapes the filter. For example Sometimes we vaguely remembers the person we met in party . We are like haa we saw that person wearing red shirt ha uske paas gift bhi tha. All these stimulus are those weakened information

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