Attentional Blink is a cognitive phenomenon in visual attention research characterized by a transient impairment in detecting a second target stimulus when it appears within a short temporal interval (typically 200–500 ms) after a first target in a rapid serial visual presentation sequence, distinguishing it from other attentional limitations by its specific temporal dependency and processing bottleneck.
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