QUESTION 5Voluntary attention may be defined as ______________. a.willful direction of attention to objects or locations in the world or internal events b.a sudden capturing of attention by external stimuli c."endogenous" orienting d."exogenous" orienting e.a and c

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Voluntary attention may be defined as ______________.

	a.	willful direction of attention to objects or locations in the world or internal events
	b.	a sudden capturing of attention by external stimuli
	c.	"endogenous" orienting
	d.	"exogenous" orienting
	e.	a and c

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