In Shiffrin and Schneider's visual search experiments, which of the following allowed for automatic processing?
A)varied mapping
B)consistent mapping
C)partial report
D)whole report

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Consistent mapping allowed for automatic processing in Shiffrin and Schneider's visual search experiments. In consistent mapping, the relationship between the target and distractor stimuli remained the same throughout the experiment, allowing participants to develop an automatic search strategy over time. Varied mapping, on the other hand, required participants to actively search for a new target-distractor relationship on every trial, which prevented automatic processing. Partial report and whole report are not related to automatic processing in visual search.

In Shiffrin and Schneider's Visual Search Experiments, Which of the Following