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報酬の歴史によって誘発される注意散漫: 注意を引くことと連続的な効果

Andrea De Cesarei1, Serena Mastria2, Maurizio Codispoti2

  • 1Department of Psychology, University of Bologna, Viale Berti Pichat, 5, Bologna, BO, Italy. andrea.decesarei@unibo.it.

Attention, perception & psychophysics
|February 23, 2026
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まとめ

学習された報酬の価値は,注意の捉え方に影響しますが,注意をそらす値を繰り返すことは,報酬に関係なく反応を加速します. 賞与された分散因子との再遭遇は,注意力捕捉を減少させ,価値主導の注意力捕捉が連続的な効果と相互作用することを示しています.

キーワード:
アテネッショナル・キャプチャーは注意を引くものです.注意抑制は注意を抑制する.拘束力のある回収ディストラクターの繰り返しインタートライアル・プライミング学習の報酬を学ぶこと.

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