lesson7
問題一覧
1
On a class that Dan taught in research methods with Chris as his teaching assistant the students assisted them in conducting some experiments as part of their classwork one of which has become famous
2
With students as actors Dan and Chris made a short films of two teams of people moving around and passing basketballs
3
Dan manned the camera and directed while Chris coordinated the action and kept track of which scenes they needed to shoot.
4
The pass-counting task was intended to keep people engaged in doing something that demanded their attention to the action on the screen
5
they tend not to notice unexpected objects even when those objects are salient potentially important and appear right where they are looking
6
If we were fully aware of the limits of our attention the illusion would vanish.
7
We experience far less of our visual world than we think we do.
8
In essence, we know how vividly we see some aspects of our world, but we are completely unaware of those aspects of our world that fall outside of our focus of attention.
9
Researchers haven't found any evidence that men are more prone than women to miss the gorilla.
10
Although our ancestors must have had similar limitations on awareness, in a less complex world there was less to be aware of, and fewer objects or events needed immediate attention.
11
In contrast, the advancement of technology has given us devices that require greater amounts of attention, more and more often, with shorter and shorter lead times.
12
If we misunderstand the limits of technology, these aids can actually make us less likely to notice what is around us.
13
We must remember that only by becoming aware of our illusion of attention can we take steps to avoid missing what we need to see.
問題一覧
1
On a class that Dan taught in research methods with Chris as his teaching assistant the students assisted them in conducting some experiments as part of their classwork one of which has become famous
2
With students as actors Dan and Chris made a short films of two teams of people moving around and passing basketballs
3
Dan manned the camera and directed while Chris coordinated the action and kept track of which scenes they needed to shoot.
4
The pass-counting task was intended to keep people engaged in doing something that demanded their attention to the action on the screen
5
they tend not to notice unexpected objects even when those objects are salient potentially important and appear right where they are looking
6
If we were fully aware of the limits of our attention the illusion would vanish.
7
We experience far less of our visual world than we think we do.
8
In essence, we know how vividly we see some aspects of our world, but we are completely unaware of those aspects of our world that fall outside of our focus of attention.
9
Researchers haven't found any evidence that men are more prone than women to miss the gorilla.
10
Although our ancestors must have had similar limitations on awareness, in a less complex world there was less to be aware of, and fewer objects or events needed immediate attention.
11
In contrast, the advancement of technology has given us devices that require greater amounts of attention, more and more often, with shorter and shorter lead times.
12
If we misunderstand the limits of technology, these aids can actually make us less likely to notice what is around us.
13
We must remember that only by becoming aware of our illusion of attention can we take steps to avoid missing what we need to see.