A hybrid attention model assumes that
A) the attention needed to detect a stimulus and perform based on a learned association is different from the attention needed to learn about a stimulus.
B) the attention needed to detect a stimulus is the same as attention needed to learn about it, but learning and performance are different systems.
C) one-trial blocking is the result of exploring things already known about the US.
D) attention is based on performance and learning is based on the US.

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A hybrid attention model posits that the type of attention required for detecting a stimulus and executing a task based on a learned association differs from the type of attention necessary for learning about the stimulus itself. This distinction allows for a nuanced understanding of how attention mechanisms operate in different contexts of learning and performance.

A Hybrid Attention Model Assumes That