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rosent76

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Tasks that can be done with little involvement of attention are more likely to be labeled __________.
 
  a. formal
  b. informal
  c. implicit
  d. explicit

Question 2

__________ is the maintenance of attention for infrequent events over long periods of time.
 
  a. Inhibition of return
  b. Visual search
  c. Vigilance
  d. Anticipatory processing



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: c

Answer to Question 2

Answer: c



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