A major difference between the selective attention theories of Treisman and Deutsch/Norman concerns the

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Treisman's theory suggests that selective attention occurs at an early stage of processing, filtering information before it is fully processed semantically. In contrast, Deutsch and Norman's theory posits that selection occurs after sensory information has been processed to some extent, at a later stage.

A Major Difference Between the Selective Attention Theories of Treisman