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Chelseaamend

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Question 1

If a radio play-by-play announcer describing each pitch during a baseball game fails to notice a naked fan running across the infield, what would the announcer be demonstrating?

◦ inattentional blindness
◦ feature analysis
◦ perceptual set
◦ attentional disturbance

Question 2

If a thirsty person is sitting across the table from a bottle of water, how would his estimate of the distance of the bottle of water differ from a person who is not thirsty?

◦ It would not likely differ.
◦ It would likely be more accurate.
◦ He would likely estimate it to be farther away.
◦ He would likely estimate it to be closer.
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