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Attention Reduction Training: Overview and Implications for Training and Research.

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Dempsey, John V.; And Others – 1990

A computer-based attention reduction model of training is presented, and associated issues related to instructional systems design are outlined. Attention reduction training (ART) is based on the dual task assessment procedure developed by researchers in the area of memory. The technique involves having subjects respond to two tasks…

Descriptors: Attention Control, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Simulation, Instructional Development

The Effects of MCBI Program Embedded Cognitive Strategies for Performance on Verbal and Visual Testing.

Taylor, William; And Others – 1989

While much of microcomputer-based instruction (MCBI) is oriented to provide self-paced instruction to adjust for individual differences, there is some indication from cognitive theory that self-pacing may not be the best approach to improving learning. In addition, research in the area of cognitive imagery mediation has indicated that imagery…

Descriptors: Analysis of Variance, Attention Control, Cognitive Processes, Computer Assisted Instruction