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Attention: Biological factors

When studying cognitive processes, psychologists are interested in the biological factors that lead to healthy processing. Biological factors may be studied in several ways. These include brain scanning techniques, case studies of people with attention deficits, and animal research, in which researchers may conduct experimental research to determine causal relationships. Each of these approaches has its strengths and...

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