'Stimuli are selected for further processing on the basis of their physical characteristics' (Broadbent's filter theory). What kind of a theory of attention would this be an example of?an early selectionan attenuationa late selectionan action What can endogenous control of attention not be investigated by?presenting cues that predict the likely location of the next targetpresenting cues that predict the likely shape of the next targetpresenting randomly chosen, irrelevant cueskeeping the location of targets constant A programmed action stopped in response to a stop signal would be considered:neurological inhibitionreactive inhibitiontop-down inhibition of a mental representationbehavioral inhibition Which term did Wilhelm Wundt use to label his view of mental activity?associationismstructuralismvoluntarismelementalism People will respond less fast in case of a target in a location that was previously occupied by a distractor. Which term does this refer to?negative priminginhibition of returnvisual markingdistractor-based cuing What does the additive factors method allow researchers to investigate?the duration of mental stageswhether mental stages are distinct and independentthe difference in duration between two stageswhether independent variables affect the same stage Imagine an experiment. The conclusion of the experiment is that a centrally presented task-irrelevant auditory cue speeds up the detection of an immediately succeeding visual...