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The role of similarity in inattentional blindness: Selective enhancement, selective suppression, or both?, Visual Cognition, 25, 972-980. DOI:10.1080/13506285.2017.1365791

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When people selectively pay attention to one set of objects and ignore another, unexpected stimuli often go unnoticed. Noticing rates are higher when ...
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