持续注意相关概念及其研究方法
Related Concepts and Research Method of Sustained Attention
DOI: 10.12677/ASS.2022.118482, PDF,   
作者: 郭凯凯：天津师范大学，天津
关键词: 持续注意；警惕性；警觉；范式；Sustained Attention； Vigilance； Alertness； Paradigm
摘要: 目前持续注意的定义存在与其他词混用的情况，为了给持续注意提出一个合适的定义，本文首先回顾了相关研究中的定义。由于之前的定义包含了警惕性和警觉等术语，我们也讨论了这些概念以便更好区分。本研究将持续注意定义为“在一段时间(10秒~几十分钟)里，个体对任务刺激保持高度集中且不被其他刺激干扰影响的能力”。其次，总结了持续注意的研究方法。不仅包含较为主流的范式，也介绍了近10年来开发的新范式。
Abstract: The definition of sustained attention is mixed with other words. In order to put forward an appro-priate definition of sustained attention, this paper first reviews the definitions in relevant studies; since the previous definition includes the terms vigilance and alertness, we also discussed these concepts to better distinguish. In this study, sustained attention is defined as “the ability of an in-dividual to maintain a high concentration of task stimuli and not be disturbed by other stimuli for a period of time (10 seconds to dozens of minutes)”. Secondly, it summarizes the research methods of sustained attention. It not only includes the more mainstream paradigm, but also introduces the new paradigm developed in the past 10 years.
文章引用：郭凯凯. 持续注意相关概念及其研究方法[J]. 社会科学前沿, 2022, 11(8): 3517-3523. https://doi.org/10.12677/ASS.2022.118482

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