Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers

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Main Author:	Mead, Sherry E.
Published:	Georgia Institute of Technology 2009
Subjects:	Visual perception Selectivity (Psychology)
Online Access:	http://hdl.handle.net/1853/30895

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title	Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers
title_short	Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers
title_full	Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers
title_fullStr	Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers
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Contributions of stimulus-driven and goal-directed processing to visual selection by older and younger observers

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