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The Effect of Global and Local Attention Bias on Low Prevalence Search
Fields that require visual search for rare target items are particularly vulnerable to the low-prevalence effect (LPE). This means that TSA officers and radiologists can often miss the target they are looking for because of an induced bias that the target won’t be found. The LPE is notoriously diffi
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