The Change Processes in Selective Attention during Adulthood. Inhibition or Processing Speed?

Introzzi, Isabel; Vanesa Zamora, Eliana; Aydmune, Yésica; Marta Richard’s, María; Comesaña, Ana; Canet Juric, Lorena

doi:10.1017/sjp.2020.41

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The Change Processes in Selective Attention during Adulthood. Inhibition or Processing Speed?

Published in The Spanish Journal of Psychology • Jan 1, 2020

Authors:

Isabel Introzzi

Eliana Vanesa Zamora

Yésica Aydmune

Abstract

Selective attention is involved in multiple daily activities. Several authors state that it experiences a decline after 20 years, although there is no agreement regarding the cognitive processes that explain it. Two theories dominate the discussion: The theory of inhibitory inefficiency and the theo...

Subject

Inefficiency

Selective attention

Inhibitory control

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