Which of these seems to make it more likely that a visual scene change will be noticed?
a) The attention task in which you're engaged is especially demanding.
b) The element that changes is in the periphery of the scene.
c) The element that changes is physically similar to the objects being attended.
d) There is a mask between the original scene and the changed scene.
Question 2
In cases of visual search where targets are rarely present,:
a) visual search is especially accurate.
b) visual search is surprisingly inaccurate.
c) visual search is about the same as it is in cases where targets are occasionally or frequently present.
d) visual search is unnecessary.
This one might make you look twice
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