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Information processing models of attention have been very important in organising and developing the field

Garner, W. R. (1970). The stimulus in information processing. American Psychologist,

25, 350-258.

Garner, W. R., & Felfoldy, G. L.(1970). Integrality of stimulus dimensions in various

types of information processing. Cognitive Psychology, 1, 225-241.

Gottwald, R. L., & Garner, W. R. (1975). Filtering and condensation tasks with integral and separable dimensions. Perception & Psychophysics, 18, 26-28.
Eriksen, C.W., & Hoffman, J.E. (1974). Selective attention: Noise suppression or signal enhancement? Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 4, 587-589.

Attention
Aspects of attention
Absent-mindedness \| Attentional control \| Attention span \| Attentional shift \| Attention management \| Attentional blink \| Attentional bias \| Attention economy \| Attention and emotion \| Attention optimization \| Change blindness \| Concentration \|Dichotic listening \| Directed attention fatigue \| Distraction \| Distractibility \| Divided attention \| Hyperfocus \| Inattentional blindness \| Mindfulness \|Mind-wandering \| Meditation \| Salience \| Selective attention \| Selective inattention \| Signal detection theory \| Sustained attention \| Vigilance \| Visual search \|
Developmental aspects of attention
centration \| [[]] \|
Neuroanatomy of attention
Attention versus memory in prefrontal cortex \| Default mode network \| Dorsal attention network \| Medial geniculate nucleus \| \| Neural mechanisms \| Ventral attention network \| Intraparietal sulcus \|
Neurochemistry of attention
Glutamatergic system \| [[]] \|
Attention in clinical settings
ADHD \| ADHD contoversy \| ADD \| AADD \| Attention and aging \| Attention restoration theory \| Attention seeking \| Attention training \| Centering \| Distractability \| Hypervigilance \| Hyperprosexia \| Cognitive-shifting \| Mindfulness-based Cognitive Therapy \|
Attention in educational settings
Concentration \|
Assessing attention
Benton \| Continuous Performance Task \| TOMM \| Wechsler Memory Scale \|
Treating attention problems
CBT \| Psychotherapy \|
Prominant workers in attention
Baddeley \| Broadbent \| [[]] \| Treisman \| Cave \|
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 ===Papers===
+*Garner, W. R. (1970). The stimulus in information processing. American Psychologist,
+, 350-258.
+*Garner, W. R., & Felfoldy, G. L.(1970). Integrality of stimulus dimensions in various
+types of information processing. Cognitive Psychology, 1, 225-241.
+*Gottwald, R. L., & Garner, W. R. (1975). Filtering and condensation tasks with integral and separable dimensions. Perception & Psychophysics, 18, 26-28.
+*Eriksen, C.W., & Hoffman, J.E. (1974). Selective attention: Noise suppression or signal enhancement? Bulletin of the Psychonomic Society, 4, 587-589.
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