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stimulus element

stimulus element A stimulus element is a distinct part of a presented stimulus that a person must attend to or encode during a task.

A stimulus element is a distinct part of a presented stimulus that a person must attend to or encode during a task. In the source, stimulus elements are the separate pieces of information participants fixate on and process before making a response.

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Drafting source: Gartenberg Daniel; Gunzelmann Glenn; Hassanzadeh-Behbaha Shiva; Trafton J. Gregory. Examining the Role of Task Requirements in the Magnitude of the Vigilance Decrement. 2018; DOI 10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01504; article XML SHA-256 05ed172343812f2df0dd97fb89134b2b0c87ed736fc1373e5aa544e0a706ee9b. “Examining the Role of Task Requirements in the Magnitude of the Vigilance Decrement” (10.3389/fpsyg.2018.01504).
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