Conjunction search is more difficult than pop-out search.This finding supports the theory called
A)late selection
B)multiple capacity
C)feature integration
D)central bottleneck

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Conjunction search involves integrating multiple features to identify a target item among distractors. This process requires attention and can be more difficult and time-consuming compared to pop-out search, where the target item stands out based on a single feature (e.g. color). The theory of feature integration suggests that the brain processes features of an object separately before integrating them into a whole perception. This theory supports the finding that conjunction search is more difficult than pop-out search.

Conjunction Search Is More Difficult Than Pop-Out Search