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AP Psychology
Unit 3 – Sensation and Perception
Topic 3.3
In what way is Broadbent's Filter Model insufficient to explain our ability to focus attention while ignoring other stimuli?
It fails to account for phenomena like cocktail party effect where meaningful stimuli can capture attention even when unattended initially.
It undervalues the role binocular cues play in depth perception.
It cannot explain color constancy phenomena well enough.
It overlooks how light intensity impacts clarity of vision.
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