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endogenous cue

endogenous cue An endogenous cue is a signal that guides attention through a person’s goals, expectations, or learned knowledge rather than through the cue’s immediate physical salience.

An endogenous cue is a signal that guides attention through a person’s goals, expectations, or learned knowledge rather than through the cue’s immediate physical salience. In this source, emotional information can function as an endogenous cue when people know it predicts where a target is likely to appear and use that association to direct attention.