Perceptual vigilance

Form of selective perception

In psychology and cognitive science, perceptual vigilance refers to a form of selective perception where a person has a heightened state of awareness and attentiveness towards specific stimuli or information, generally to satisfy a motive. This phenomenon involves individuals becoming more attuned to detecting and processing relevant sensory input or cues from their environment. Perceptual vigilance is influenced by various factors such as personal interests, goals or expectations.

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