Definition of distractor in English:

distractor

noun dɪˈstraktədəˈstraktər

1A person or thing that distracts.
分散注意力的人（或物）
the visual channel is capable of being a powerful distractor
电视频道是非常能够分散注意力的。
Example sentencesExamples
- Presumably, inhibition was needed only to reduce the ‘noise’ from similar, but not from dissimilar, distractors.
- Some distractors considered unlikely and incorrect by the authors have occurred.
- These task parameters may have contributed further to any inherent vulnerability to salient visual and auditory distractors.
- This route included many auditory and visual distractors, resembling the jungle scenery in the videogame.
- Their time would be well spent on real distractors and discourtesies, like this one, things that really do get in the way of understanding.
- In my journey, I've found that one of the biggest distractors for me is the fact that, for a time, I was surrounded by negative people.
- This confirms our previous work showing that visual distractors produce the largest cross-modal congruency effects when presented close to the target hand.
- Brosnan et al. investigated whether individuals with dyslexia had difficulty inhibiting responses to distractors.
1. 1.1 An incorrect option in a multiple choice question.
  （多项选择题中的）错误选项
  four pictures, three of which are distractors
  4幅画有三幅是错误的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  In the two groups of conditions with no distractors in the probe displays, there were no significant differences in accuracy.
  However, when the targets and distractors were presented as sudden-onset stimuli, participants were unable to ignore the distractors.
  At test, participants were given a paper containing the 16 target items randomly interspersed with 32 distractors.
  On switching, the old distractors retain their diminished attention-attraction strength.
  The addition of the distractor had the effect of decreasing performance on the questions, but did so equally for both younger and older listeners.
  The old-new recognition task in the first experiment revealed that some subjects were fairly accurate in discriminating between primes and distractors.
  Figure 2 illustrates the possible pairs of targets and distractors in each block.
  When the perceptual load was high, distractors did not interfere with target identification.
  As distractors, there were syntactical pitfalls and lexical changes.
  In the low-discriminability condition, response time and fixation number increased with increasing number of same-colour distractors.

Definition of distractor in US English:

distractor

noundəˈstraktər

1A person or thing that distracts.
分散注意力的人（或物）
Example sentencesExamples
- This confirms our previous work showing that visual distractors produce the largest cross-modal congruency effects when presented close to the target hand.
- Some distractors considered unlikely and incorrect by the authors have occurred.
- Presumably, inhibition was needed only to reduce the ‘noise’ from similar, but not from dissimilar, distractors.
- Brosnan et al. investigated whether individuals with dyslexia had difficulty inhibiting responses to distractors.
- This route included many auditory and visual distractors, resembling the jungle scenery in the videogame.
- Their time would be well spent on real distractors and discourtesies, like this one, things that really do get in the way of understanding.
- In my journey, I've found that one of the biggest distractors for me is the fact that, for a time, I was surrounded by negative people.
- These task parameters may have contributed further to any inherent vulnerability to salient visual and auditory distractors.
1. 1.1 An incorrect option in a multiple-choice question.
  （多项选择题中的）错误选项
  four pictures, three of which are distractors
  4幅画有三幅是错误的。
  Example sentencesExamples
  As distractors, there were syntactical pitfalls and lexical changes.
  However, when the targets and distractors were presented as sudden-onset stimuli, participants were unable to ignore the distractors.
  At test, participants were given a paper containing the 16 target items randomly interspersed with 32 distractors.
  Figure 2 illustrates the possible pairs of targets and distractors in each block.
  In the two groups of conditions with no distractors in the probe displays, there were no significant differences in accuracy.
  On switching, the old distractors retain their diminished attention-attraction strength.
  In the low-discriminability condition, response time and fixation number increased with increasing number of same-colour distractors.
  The addition of the distractor had the effect of decreasing performance on the questions, but did so equally for both younger and older listeners.
  When the perceptual load was high, distractors did not interfere with target identification.
  The old-new recognition task in the first experiment revealed that some subjects were fairly accurate in discriminating between primes and distractors.

词汇	distractor
释义	Definition of distractor in English: distractor noun dɪˈstraktədəˈstraktər 1A person or thing that distracts. 分散注意力的人（或物） the visual channel is capable of being a powerful distractor 电视频道是非常能够分散注意力的。 Example sentencesExamples Presumably, inhibition was needed only to reduce the ‘noise’ from similar, but not from dissimilar, distractors. Some distractors considered unlikely and incorrect by the authors have occurred. These task parameters may have contributed further to any inherent vulnerability to salient visual and auditory distractors. This route included many auditory and visual distractors, resembling the jungle scenery in the videogame. Their time would be well spent on real distractors and discourtesies, like this one, things that really do get in the way of understanding. In my journey, I've found that one of the biggest distractors for me is the fact that, for a time, I was surrounded by negative people. This confirms our previous work showing that visual distractors produce the largest cross-modal congruency effects when presented close to the target hand. Brosnan et al. investigated whether individuals with dyslexia had difficulty inhibiting responses to distractors. 1.1 An incorrect option in a multiple choice question. （多项选择题中的）错误选项 four pictures, three of which are distractors 4幅画有三幅是错误的。 Example sentencesExamples In the two groups of conditions with no distractors in the probe displays, there were no significant differences in accuracy. However, when the targets and distractors were presented as sudden-onset stimuli, participants were unable to ignore the distractors. At test, participants were given a paper containing the 16 target items randomly interspersed with 32 distractors. On switching, the old distractors retain their diminished attention-attraction strength. The addition of the distractor had the effect of decreasing performance on the questions, but did so equally for both younger and older listeners. The old-new recognition task in the first experiment revealed that some subjects were fairly accurate in discriminating between primes and distractors. Figure 2 illustrates the possible pairs of targets and distractors in each block. When the perceptual load was high, distractors did not interfere with target identification. As distractors, there were syntactical pitfalls and lexical changes. In the low-discriminability condition, response time and fixation number increased with increasing number of same-colour distractors. Definition of distractor in US English: distractor noundəˈstraktər 1A person or thing that distracts. 分散注意力的人（或物） Example sentencesExamples This confirms our previous work showing that visual distractors produce the largest cross-modal congruency effects when presented close to the target hand. Some distractors considered unlikely and incorrect by the authors have occurred. Presumably, inhibition was needed only to reduce the ‘noise’ from similar, but not from dissimilar, distractors. Brosnan et al. investigated whether individuals with dyslexia had difficulty inhibiting responses to distractors. This route included many auditory and visual distractors, resembling the jungle scenery in the videogame. Their time would be well spent on real distractors and discourtesies, like this one, things that really do get in the way of understanding. In my journey, I've found that one of the biggest distractors for me is the fact that, for a time, I was surrounded by negative people. These task parameters may have contributed further to any inherent vulnerability to salient visual and auditory distractors. 1.1 An incorrect option in a multiple-choice question. （多项选择题中的）错误选项 four pictures, three of which are distractors 4幅画有三幅是错误的。 Example sentencesExamples As distractors, there were syntactical pitfalls and lexical changes. However, when the targets and distractors were presented as sudden-onset stimuli, participants were unable to ignore the distractors. At test, participants were given a paper containing the 16 target items randomly interspersed with 32 distractors. Figure 2 illustrates the possible pairs of targets and distractors in each block. In the two groups of conditions with no distractors in the probe displays, there were no significant differences in accuracy. On switching, the old distractors retain their diminished attention-attraction strength. In the low-discriminability condition, response time and fixation number increased with increasing number of same-colour distractors. The addition of the distractor had the effect of decreasing performance on the questions, but did so equally for both younger and older listeners. When the perceptual load was high, distractors did not interfere with target identification. The old-new recognition task in the first experiment revealed that some subjects were fairly accurate in discriminating between primes and distractors.
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