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1. A common observation within visual search tasks, such as the one in this demonstration, is that the conjunctive absent condition takes about twice as long as the conjunctive present condition. Why would this be the case?
2. When you scan a crowd for a friend or acquaintance, what features seem more important in helping to find the person: height, hair color, clothes, unique way of standing? Would your chosen features be detected pre-attentively or not? Explain
3. Do you think Treisman's model could be adapted to explain search in other modalities -as when we try to locate a friend at a party by voice? Explain
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