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If I play your favorite song in your left ear bud and a really boring lecture you don't care about in your right ear bud, will you be aware of anything in that's said in the right ear bud and what model of attention does this support?a- You would be aware of things like your name (cocktail party effect) / supports Broadbent's filter model: Right ear info filtered-out & won't be come consciousb- You would be aware of things like your name (cocktail party effect) / supports Treisman's attenuation model: Left ear info processed more than right ear infoc- You would not even be aware of things like your name (cocktail party effect) / supports neither models as information will be combined equally from both earsd- You would not even be aware of things like your name (cocktail party effect) / supports both models as information will be combined equally from both ears
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