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Feature Integration Theory

phoenixisis Psychology university level 3 English 1,423 views

Mind map of Feature Integration Theory: what is FIT, how we attend objects, strengths and weaknesses

Mind map: Feature Integration Theory

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Feature Integration Theory

  1. Strengths

  2. Weakness

  3. Earlier models of attention

    • Broadbent -(early processing)
      • Filter processing
    • Serial processing, Deutch and Deutch, 1963
  4. How we attend objects

    • Filter, shadowing, priming, masking
    • Audio
      • AUDITORY: Dichotic listening, Broadbent 1952, 1954
      • Attenuation process, Treisman 1960
    • Visual
      • iconic memory
      • backward masking
        • SOA -Stimulus Onset Asynchrony
        • integration & interruption
    • parallel processing
      • Rapid Serial Visual Pesentation
  5. Treisman (late processing)

  6. what is FIT?

    • feature binding, Treisman and Gelande, 1980
    • parallel processing
  7. Critisisms

    • Flanker effect, Shaffer & LaBerge, 1979)
    • Duncan & Humphreys, 1989)
    • Driver (2001)
  8. effective priming the flankers, Broadbent & Gathercole, 1990)

  9. Driver journal (2001)

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Evaluate Feature Integration Theory in contrast to earlier models of attention. How well does Feature integration theory explain how we attend to objects?
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