The phrase "attention view" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a perspective or focus on something that requires attention, but it lacks clarity and standard usage.
Example: "The attention view of the situation was crucial for understanding the underlying issues."
Alternatives: "focus perspective" or "attention perspective".
The hypotheses for the present study were derived from the controlled attention view which argues that WM capacity is a valid predictor of (covert) attentional control, and that high- and low-span individuals allocate attention differently, with high-WM span individuals being more adept at resisting interference than their low-span counterparts [ 6].
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There's a lot at stake — safety, dependability of services, and the one that seems to get the most attention, view pollution.
This finding lends novel converging support for the controlled attention view of WM (Cowan, 2001; Kane et al., 2001).
The controlled attention view of WM, proposed by Engle and his colleagues [ 5], is another model of WM that consists of STM and executive-attention components (consistent with Baddeley and Hitch's storage and central executive).
This finding lends support to the controlled attention view of working memory by demonstrating that integrated feature-based expectancies are uniquely correlated with individual performance on a working memory task.
A main distinction between the two attention views was their prediction on the extent that graded performance tradeoff was possible with graded priority changes.
According to the Attention Needed view, only attentive experiences can provide justification.
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