Table 2.

Taxonomy of Definitions of Attention

1. Behaviorist	A. Behaviorism
	B. Behavioral Markers
2. Phenomenal	A. Chief Tenancy of Consciousness
	B. Confidence
	C. Clarity / Vividness
	D. Salience
	E. Fixedness
	F. Directedness
3. Mechanistic	A. Parts	I. Anatomical Regions
		II. Connectomes
	B. Operations	I. Access	a. Simple Access (but not accessibility)
			b. Abundance
			c. Increase / Amplification
			d. Maintenance
			e. Influence / Effects
		II. Detection / Recognition	a. Orienting
			b. Vigilance / Monitoring
			c. Scanning / Searching
			d. Expectation
			e. Alerting
			f. Tracking
		III. Selection	a. Filtering
			b. Gateway
			c. Spotlight
			d. Zoom In / Out
			e. Exclusion / Suppression / Absorption / Dedication / Absence of Distraction
			f. Competition
			g. Selection for Action
		IV. Control
		V. Coherence
	C. Organization	I. Cyclic Pathways
		II. Feedback Loops
		III. Contextual Interconnection