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Dylan Marc Jones - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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obituary Donald eric Broadbent 1926 1993
International Journal of Psychology, 1993Co-Authors: Dylan Marc JonesAbstract:Abstract One of the greatest applied psychologists of the post-war era, and one of the significant influences on psychological thought of the twentieth century, Donald Broadbent. died on 10 April 1993, aged 66. He was an active contributor to the cognitive revolution which started in the mid-1950s and was its major British participant. In subsequent decades he made a special contribution to the development of cognitive research by generating seminal theories and by devising ingenious experiments. He combined a love of theoretical rigour with a desire to understand behaviour in all its applied settings, For mast of his professional life he was a working scientist, but he was also an intellectual leader and a spiritual mentor for a generation of students and scholars. His devotion to public service was considerable, though largely unrecorded.
Lawrence Weiskrantz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Donald eric Broadbent 6 may 1926 10 april 1993
Biographical Memoirs of Fellows of the Royal Society, 1994Co-Authors: Lawrence WeiskrantzAbstract:Donald Broadbent wrought a major change in Western psychology by his development of an ‘information processing’ approach to problems of attention, decision, memory, and control. The approach stood in contrast equally to the stimulus-bound theories of behaviorism, to introspective analyses, and to ‘folk psychology’ accounts of cognition, but can also be said to be an extension of earlier tradition that had its roots in the work of Sir Frederick Bartlett and Kenneth Craik. In a broader context, he was a strong advocate of continuing the British tradition of deriving psychological conclusions from a firm empirical basis.
L Weiskrantz - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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attention selection awareness and control a tribute to Donald Broadbent
1993Co-Authors: Alan D Baddeley, L WeiskrantzAbstract:Part 1 Perception - selection and attention: the perception of features and objects, Anne Treisman on the output of a visual fixation, Andries Sanders selection of input and goal in the control of behaviour, John Duncan filtering and physiology in visual search - a convergence of behavioural and neurophysical measures, Peter McLeod and Jon Driver objects, streams and threads of auditory attention, Dylan Jones. Part 2 Attentional control of complex tasks: designing for attention, Neville Moray motor programs and musical performance, L. Henry Shaffer working memory or working attention? Alan Baddeley supervisory control of action and thought selection, Tim Shallice and Paul Burgess crystal quest - a search for the basis of maintenance of practised skills into old age, Patrick Rabbitt. Part 3 Conscious awareness: search for the unseen, Larry Weiskrantz implicit learning - reflections and prospects, Dianne Berry redefining automaticity - unconscious influences, awareness and control, Larry Jacoby et al varieties of consciousness and levels of awareness in memory, Endel Tulving. Part 4 Attention, arousal and stress: viral illness and performance, Andrew Smith cognitive-energetical control of mechanisms in the management of work demands and psychological health, G. Robert J. Hockey individual differences in personality and motivation - "non-cognitive" determinants of cognitive performace, William Revelle selective effects of emotion on information-processing, John D. Teasdale interaction of arousal and selection in the posterior attention network, Michael I. Posner self-report questionnaires in cognitive psychology - have they delivered the goods?, James Reason.
Dianne C Berry - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Donald Broadbent 12th annual Broadbent lecture
2002Co-Authors: Dianne C BerryAbstract:In the 12th annual Broadbent Lecture at the Annual Conference Dianne Berry outlined Broadbent’s explicit and implicit influences on psychological science and scientists.
Alan D Baddeley - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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attention selection awareness and control a tribute to Donald Broadbent
1993Co-Authors: Alan D Baddeley, L WeiskrantzAbstract:Part 1 Perception - selection and attention: the perception of features and objects, Anne Treisman on the output of a visual fixation, Andries Sanders selection of input and goal in the control of behaviour, John Duncan filtering and physiology in visual search - a convergence of behavioural and neurophysical measures, Peter McLeod and Jon Driver objects, streams and threads of auditory attention, Dylan Jones. Part 2 Attentional control of complex tasks: designing for attention, Neville Moray motor programs and musical performance, L. Henry Shaffer working memory or working attention? Alan Baddeley supervisory control of action and thought selection, Tim Shallice and Paul Burgess crystal quest - a search for the basis of maintenance of practised skills into old age, Patrick Rabbitt. Part 3 Conscious awareness: search for the unseen, Larry Weiskrantz implicit learning - reflections and prospects, Dianne Berry redefining automaticity - unconscious influences, awareness and control, Larry Jacoby et al varieties of consciousness and levels of awareness in memory, Endel Tulving. Part 4 Attention, arousal and stress: viral illness and performance, Andrew Smith cognitive-energetical control of mechanisms in the management of work demands and psychological health, G. Robert J. Hockey individual differences in personality and motivation - "non-cognitive" determinants of cognitive performace, William Revelle selective effects of emotion on information-processing, John D. Teasdale interaction of arousal and selection in the posterior attention network, Michael I. Posner self-report questionnaires in cognitive psychology - have they delivered the goods?, James Reason.