Psychology of Attention Explained | Selective Attention, Inattentional Blindness, & Change Blindness

In this video, a follow-up from "Can You Pass This Multitasking Test? | Psychology of Attention", we will look at selective attention, inattentional blindness, and change blindness. These cognitive functions impact our perception. We will also dive deeper and talk about "the spotlight model", "the zoom-lens model", and "the cocktail party effect" as well as look at "the invisible gorilla test". Multitasking isn't that easy and hopefully you can see that after watching this video. Enjoy!
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[@peasant-ation174]

I am intrigued and impressed. Attention understanding should be part of the teaching and assessment work dynamic. Earlier stages learning needs to be better funded in order to provide a better overall basics of skill development.

[@thehaziesthazel]

Your channel is so underrated! I love all your content!

[@MindfulThinks]

Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoy my videos!

[@babylana5031]

This was very helpful and I can finally understand the difference between the 2 thanks to a roughly 6 minute video!

[@THEPALACE.]

Such a good video man keep it up

[@youtubebannedme3466]

This is gold

[@asdiano]

Wow, your voice is so soothing and your explanations are on point.
Thank for your work, it was nice to debrief myself on some topics as psych undergrad student!

[@MindfulThinks]

I'm happy my videos could help you review!

[@melissadiaz3794]

Amazing!!

[@SM-gd6jh]

The video was really creative which made it was much easier to understand !💙

[@MindfulThinks]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sejrwolsgaard8410]

Keep up the good work 🙃

[@omnigeddon]

Funny irony but as i was watching the video i was adjusting my feet looking at the wall and phone all in a line... Im like his selective attention theory is untrue by that analogy comparison 🤣😆🤣 @1:20

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