In his study on policy diffusion in Latin America, Kurt Weyland writes that the policy changes that are most likely to inspire copying are those which are immediately available, salient and striking.
Yet, attention may be better studied in other animals as essentially a suppression phenomenon, where the brain filters out most of the world except those stimuli immediately relevant or salient to the behavioral task at hand.
Indeed, an impairment in the capacity to judge distance and length is likely to disrupt navigation in any task where the gaol is not situated immediately beside a salient landmark (e.g., Sutherland et al., 1983; Packard and McGaugh, 1992; Horne et al., 2010).
Below I'll explain why I have so many phrases in $$tag$$ marks, but for now, the salient point is that I think it's important to always put your comments in immediately.
The Times immediately noticed the most salient characteristic: "A feature of the plan is the absence of little air shafts scattered throughout".
This trope needs to be laughed out of existence, immediately.First and most salient, as Oxford's Tim Garton Ash writes, "there are no al-Darwinia brigades making bombs in secret laboratories in north Oxford".
In order immediately to emphasize the salient points of the subject, we will ask some questions: What are joints?
It may also be more effective to distribute booklet cards incrementally, at relevant stages of pregnancy and post-delivery when they are most salient and immediately actionable; for example, family planning messages could be disseminated during postpartum visits, rather than during pregnancy.
Detailed debriefing sessions after each interview allowed us to adapt the guidelines and add new questions immediately on the identification of salient themes.
