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Differential Effects of Top-Down and Bottom-Up Attention in Category Learning
The ability to selectively attend to diagnostic stimulus features plays a critical role in category learning. However, attention can be selectively allocated via different mechanisms: Top-Down and Bottom-Up attention. Although the two mechanisms have differential effects on multiple perceptual pheno
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