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University of Hull 27 th April 2007

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University of Hull

27th April 2007

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Tom Stafford,Department of Psychology,University of Sheffield

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NO!

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NO!

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Why?•speculation, not science•they could be true•how can we prove they are true?

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How:•measurement•prediction•comparison

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Getting noticed

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Getting noticed

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Getting noticed

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Getting noticed

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Finding game

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•measurement•prediction•comparison

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number of distractors

time

to fi

nd

x x x x

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number of distractors

time

to fi

nd

x x x x

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Think of a vegetable

• What is 1+15?• What is 10 + 6?• What is 5 + 11?• What is 8 + 8?

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Pick a vegetable:• Aubergine• Broccoli• Carrot• Green bean• Lettuce• Marrow• Onion• Parsnip• Rhubarb• Onion• Spinach• Tomato

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TABLE

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CHAIR

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SWING

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BLUE

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GREEN

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How to you make noticing something automatic?

• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition• Repetition

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How do adverts work?

• Information?•Persuasion?•Repetition?

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Who would like £300?

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Who has bought something in the last week?