Models of late selection hypothesize that attended and ignored inputs are processed equivalently by the perceptual system, reaching a stage of semantic analysis.

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Models of late selection propose that all inputs, whether attended or ignored, are processed to a semantic level before only the attended input is selected for further processing and response. Thus, both attended and ignored inputs are processed equivalently by the perceptual system.

Models of Late Selection Hypothesize That Attended and Ignored Inputs