Answer:
Option e: consist of a family of selection mechanisms.
Step-by-step explanation:
Attention
This is simply known as the act o directing one's attention on specific features, objects, or locations or on certain thoughts or activities. It is simply focusing awareness on a narrowed range of stimuli or events
Kinds of Attention
1. Selective Attention
This is simply filtering or directing one's attention of conscious awareness on a particular stimulus, while keeping us from perceiving whatever is not being attended to.
Attentional capture
This is simply a quick shifting of focus usually caused by a stimulus such as a loud noise, bright light, or sudden movement.
2. Overt Attention
This is the simply the act of moving or shifting attention from one place to another by moving the eyes.
3. Covert Attention
This simply happens when attention is shifted without moving the eyes, commonly known as seeing something "out of the corner of one's eye."