In the current study we are restricted only to an implicit test, namely, attention to a second task is reduced, which is what the ready-to-hand to unready-to-hand transition in conjunction with a contemporary understanding of attentional resources predicts.
Working memory, the shifting of attention, implicit learning, emotional regulation, executive function and facial recognition all depend on cerebellar functioning [ 50, 54].
And so whiteness, as it's rendered now in hip-hop, is mostly implicit: draw too much attention to it, and risk being excluded.
Dual process theories suggest that implicit factors, such as attention bias, may influence behavior, even when the behavior is in opposition to long-term goals.
During the 1997 season, when the long-departed Jackie Robinson's number 42 was being retired throughout baseball, and the still-living Doby was being virtually ignored by the media, an editorial in Sports Illustrated pointed out that Doby had to suffer the same indignities that Robinson did, and with nowhere near the media attention and implicit support.
The bias is most evident on tasks involving implicit rather than explicit attention to threat [ 13], suggesting that a conscious decision-making process is not involved.
For example, a recent study by Couperus, Hunt, Nelson, and Thomas (2011) used a contextual cueing paradigm to examine selective attention and implicit learning in 10-year-old children.
Recently, implicit image representations attract much attention on describing local regions.
Real research, real attention, effective teaching: Implicit in many of these projects--but explicit in Ares's plan--is the notion that the division between research and teaching is artificial.
