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PSYC20007_2025_SM2 Supplementary or Special Exam: Cognitive Psychology (PSYC20007_2025_SM2)- Requires Respondus LockDown Browser

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The main difference between Treisman’s Feature Integration Theory (FIT) and Wolfe’s Guided Search Theory is that:

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A.FIT predicts serial, self-terminating search of all display items when targets are confusable with distractors; guided search predicts serial, self-terminating search of a candidate subset of target-like items.
B.FIT predicts that feature targets will pop out; guided search predicts that true pop-out never occurs and that the search function will always be curvilinear.
C.FIT predicts curvilinear display functions whose slopes depend on the similarity of targets and distractors; guided search predicts either flat functions or linear functions, depending on the similarity of targets and distractors.
D.FIT predicts that search for a conjunction target will be slow and serial; guided search predicts that search will be slow and serial when the distractors are all similar to one another.
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The question asks about the main difference between Treisman’s Feature Integration Theory (FIT) and Wolfe’s Guided Search Theory. Option 1: 'FIT predicts serial, self-terminating search of all display items when targets are confusable with distractors; guided search predicts serial, self-terminating search of a candidate subset of target-like items.' This captures the core distinction: FIT posits attention as a focused, serial process that would examine items one by one, especially when there is confusion between targets and distractors, whereas Guided Sear......Login to view full explanation

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