Hence, in the 75% condition the focus of endogenously shifted attention was congruent with the focus of exogenously triggered attention.
The enhancement operates on signals that have triggered attention, but extends to stages before the one at which the trigger occurred.
Because the model supposes that selective enhancement is largest at stages following the one that triggered attention (as illustrated by the shape of the dotted triangle), there is more bias towards the enhanced signals in higher-level than in primitive grouping.
Inspired by limitations of mutual responsiveness, we first propose process-responsiveness: an elaboration of responsiveness as the action-element of RRI that triggers attention to societal uncertainties, which particularly call for R&D-level opening-up.
At a certain point, somewhere in the stream of discourse, a specific image or concept may light up, triggering attention, catching the "philosophical ear", so that a shift towards a more active, Socratic mode of listening is indicated, prompting questions and dialogue.
For statistical analysis we selected two frequency bands of interests: theta and alpha in order to estimate whether presented stimuli were able to trigger attention and memory processes.
There are storages for (a) unmasked signals and spatial properties, (b) transients, (c) primitive features, (d) preattentive sensory information, and (d) short-term and long-term information, including thresholds, sets, and traces used for triggering attention.
In summary, the present results provide new electrophysiological evidence for the hypothesis that task-irrelevant fearful faces can trigger attentional capture even when attention is narrowly focused.
These disasters "triggered national attention," Ms. Grant said.
A more adult approach would be in considering what mistakes triggered penal attention in the first place.
That issue might have triggered more attention to F.B.I. concerns in Phoenix in 2001 about foreigners taking flying lessons, he said.
