In 1980, Treisman and Gelade published their seminal classic proposing Feature Integration Theory ( FIT ).
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As previously mentioned, Balint's syndrome patients have provided support for the feature integration theory.
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As a reaction to the feature integration theory, Wolfe ( 1994 ) proposed the Guided Search Model 2.0.
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Feature integration theory proposes that in order for this to occur, we need to focus our attention on each object in turn.
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This theory, known as the feature integration theory proposes that there are two types of visual searches : parallel searches and serial searches.
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This finding is in accordance with feature integration theory's prediction of how one with a lack of focused attention would erroneously combine features.
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Whether the Guided Search Model 2.0 or the feature integration theory are " correct " theories of visual search is still a hotly debated topic.
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These findings based on feature integration theory and the attenuation model contradicted those of Broadbent's model because Broadbent stated that people could not make meaningful connections.
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The second stage of the feature integration theory is the focused attention stage, where the individual features of an object combine in order to perceive the whole object.
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A significant debate emerged in the last decade of the 20th century in which Treisman's 1993 Feature Integration Theory ( FIT ) was compared to Duncan and Humphrey's 1989 attentional engagement theory ( AET ).
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