… automatic processes are independent of attention. Yet recent empirical data suggest that
automatic processes … Within a parallel distributed processing framework, it is proposed that the …

… a computational account of automatic and controlled processing that is consistent with the
earlier Schneider and Shiffrin (1977) description. Recall that we defined an automatic process …

… Processes in the first mode occur as a passive consequence … , capacity-free manner, whereas
processes in the second mode are … of automatic as opposed to non-automatic processes? …

… (correct) claim that perceptual processes are inferential and the (dubious) … processes are
computationally isolated from much of the background knowledge to which cognitive processes …

… a combination of automatic processes and control processes. Automatic processes occur …
other concurrent activities, even those requiring control processing resources. To illustrate, an …

… automatic processes requiring less and effortful processes requiring more; and (c) automatic
processes … for all intact humans, and these processes require only that an event be attended …

… Finally, all tasks are carried out by complex mixtures of controlled and automatic processes
used in combination. (For a more recent discussion see Schneider, Dumais, & Shiffrin, in …

… process many things at a time so long as no more than one requires attention. It is this capability
of automatic processing … As visual words are processed through many stages en route to …

… Because automatic processes apply mainly to perceptual activity, they influence the
reception of interpersonal information principally through their effects on social perception. …

… processes (as postulated by dominant accounts of automatic … It will be argued in this paper
that automatic processes, … in skilled processing, it is suggested that automatic processes are …