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Genetic and developmental factors in spontaneous selective attention: a study of normal twins.

Psychiatry research - 8 Aug 1997

Myles-Worsley M, Coon H

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The Spontaneous Selective Attention Task (SSAT) is a visual word identification task designed to measure the type of selective attention that occurs spontaneously when there are multiple stimuli, all potentially relevant, and insufficient time to process each of them fully. These are conditions which are common in everyday life. SSAT performance is measured by word identification accuracy, first under a baseline...

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PMID: 9271789
DOI: 10.1016/s0165-1781(97)00042-5

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