Inattentional Blindness Vs. Change Blindness

[@philip-fs5xz]

thanks, this helped me a lot with my psychology exam, looked at quite a few videos but your clear yet simple explanation was the best.
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[@karlcushway6809]

Thanks. This was helpful for an assignment

[@iCdizzily]

in the door experiment of change blindness he is just diverting his attention by keeping his attention on directions, witch is inattentional blindness. i really cant find anything proving to me that they aren't one in the same.

[@pearachu5363]

Inattentional blindness occurs when a person is so focused on certain visual stimuli, that they completely fail to consciously observe something happening within their field of vision. Change blindness is similar, in that a person is more focused on one visual task, to realize a change to another. The difference between inattentional and change blindness, however, is that change blindness first requires that a person is consciously aware of the object to begin with, but because the appearance of said object is not important to the environment, they are unaware when the object changes. I hope this helps!

[@TheRealJoshuaYang]

@@pearachu5363 nice

[@queenshanalee]

I have inattentional blindness and it happens fairly often how do I get it to stop?

[@Hippidippidora]

was it an individual dressed as a gorilla or was it a real gorilla though? you wouldn't know cause of intentional blindness