How does stimulus salience relate to attentional capture?
What will be an ideal response?
Stimulus salience is the feature of objects that attract our attention. Attentional capture is a process by which a stimulus causes us to shift attention. Stimulus salience therefore is the element in attentional capture that causes the shift of attention.
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