Edited by Geoffrey Underwood, Professor of Cognitive Psychology, University of Nottingham, UK

• Contents: 1. Early Data and Early (and Late) Selection Theories 2. The Breakthrough of the Unattended and Two-Channel Processing 3. Automated Input Recogntion 4. Multi-task Performance: Attention as a Mental Resource 5. Attention, Consciousness and Subliminal Perception 6. Attention, Visual Space and the Direction of the Gaze

Edited by Geoffrey Underwood, Professor of Cognitive Psychology, University of Nottingham, UK

• Contents: 1. Early Data and Early (and Late) Selection Theories 2. The Breakthrough of the Unattended and Two-Channel Processing 3. Automated Input Recogntion 4. Multi-task Performance: Attention as a Mental Resource 5. Attention, Consciousness and Subliminal Perception 6. Attention, Visual Space and the Direction of the Gaze

Edited by Geoffrey Underwood, Professor of Cognitive Psychology, University of Nottingham, UK

• Contents: 1. Early Data and Early (and Late) Selection Theories 2. The Breakthrough of the Unattended and Two-Channel Processing 3. Automated Input Recogntion 4. Multi-task Performance: Attention as a Mental Resource 5. Attention, Consciousness and Subliminal Perception 6. Attention, Visual Space and the Direction of the Gaze