Tunnel effect | Psychology Wiki

Cognitive tunneling involves the processing of highly critical task-relevant information, with limited or no processing of secondary information that may also ...

A modification of the position or of the relative orientation of the visible portions of the trajectory influences the apparent form of its invisible portion.

由 T Natsoulas 著作 · 1992 · 被引用 24 次 — (b) I also argue that the tunnel effect is a phenomenon of both straightforward and reflective seeing. ... Philosophical Psychology, 4, 183–202. Google Scholar.

The phenomenon has been studied by Burke (1952), who discovered that the optimal amount of time for giving the impression of a single object is shorter than ...

2022年2月11日 — Under high levels of stress, people may experience tunnel vision, tending to ignore things on the periphery of their awareness.

Tunnel vision is defined as one's tendency to focus on a single goal or point of view. The more important the goal or the more threatening a stimulus is ...

由 L Burke 著作 · 1952 · 被引用 235 次 — In this everyday fact we have an example of what is known in psychology as the “Tunnel Effect”. (Wertheimer, 1912 ; Sampaio, 1943; Michotte, 1946, 1950 ...