All of the following describe differences between early-selection and late-selection models of attention EXCEPT
A)early-selection models argue that selection occurs before semantic analysis of incoming stimuli.
B)late-selection models argue that human information processing has limited capacity, whereas early-selection models argue that capacity is unlimited.
C)early-selection models argue that all higher-level information processing requires the use of attention.
D)late-selection models argue that a stimulus may be categorized or even identified before selection.

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This is the only statement that is false. Early-selection models argue that human information processing has limited capacity, whereas late-selection models argue that capacity is unlimited. The other statements are true: early-selection models argue that selection occurs before semantic analysis, all higher-level information processing requires attention, and late-selection models argue that a stimulus may be categorized or identified before selection.

All of the Following Describe Differences Between Early-Selection and Late-Selection