South Korea, vying to stage the 2002 World Cup soccer finals, said Thursday that FIFA's plan for an early selection of the host country may help rival contender Japan.
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Beyond technology, campaign specialists attribute the unusual vigor of the general election's opening to two factors : the Democrats'early selection of a nominee and memories of the close 2000 race.
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Accuracy of their answers dropped significantly, which again supports Broadbent's filter theory and an early selection model because switching from ear to ear is difficult and goes against the filter.
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France's official reason for asking for an early selection process is that central bankers will need a full twelve months to get ready for EMU once the participants have been determined.
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An early selection would generate excitement among Democrats in the months ahead, perhaps giving Kerry media attention at a time Bush is likely to be outspending him heavily on television advertising.
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Phillips'no-contest plea to misdemeanor assault caused a couple of teams to back away from him, reshuffling the early selections in the draft . Instead of being predictable, this draft was deceptive.
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This finding supports the Early Selection Model of Attention, which contends that attention acts ( i . e ., filters information ) on a stimulus set early in the information processing stream.
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In the early selection models ( first proposed by Donald Broadbent ), attention shuts down ( in Triesman's refinement ) processing in the unattended ear before the mind can analyze its semantic content.
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Its early history, Rutgers was closely allied with the Dutch Reformed Synod of New York which oversaw financial transactions and early selections of professors for Queen's College and the New Brunswick Theological Seminary.
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The early selection model of attention, proposed by Broadbent, Information with similar characteristics pass through the filter and is attended to so it can be processed for meaning; irrelevant attention is filtered out.
