Human brain allocates attention based on known size of objects

(George Washington University) Researchers at the George Washington University gained important insights into how the human brain processes information and allocates attention. Their study, "Attention Scales According to Inferred Real-World Object Size," shows people pay attention to objects based on their real-world size, rather than how they are perceived by the eye.

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