delayed selection
[/dɪˈleɪd sɪˈlɛkʃən/]
nounpl: delayed selections
seleção atrasada
1. A cognitive psychology concept where the attentional selection of visual information occurs after the sensory processing stage, rather than before it
The delayed selection theory suggests that all sensory information is processed before attention filters it.
A teoria da seleção atrasada sugere que todas as informações sensoriais são processadas antes da atenção filtrá-las.
2. In the context of hiring or recruitment, the postponement of candidate selection to a later stage in the process
The company implemented a delayed selection approach to allow more time for thorough candidate evaluation.
A empresa implementou uma abordagem de seleção atrasada para permitir mais tempo para avaliação minuciosa dos candidatos.
This term is primarily used in academic and professional contexts. In Brazilian psychology departments and HR firms, 'seleção atrasada' is the standard terminology. In Portugal, 'seleção diferida' is more commonly used in academic publications, reflecting slight differences in Portuguese terminology preferences.
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