<span>Why do reviewers research the original purpose and historical background of a work? Reviewers research the original purpose and historical background of work to better understand why things have happened. Without knowing background information, it is hard to make a clear decision or conclusion from findings. Most reviewers and researchers do extensive research before reviewing a product, artifact and much more. </span>
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Answer: inattentional blindness
Explanation:
This refers to how we tend to zoom out of everything around us and zoom in to what seems important to us at that particular moment trusting that our schemas will assist us with other things.
Since our cognitive and processing ability is limited it gives us sufficient time to focus our utmost attention to what matters more at that time.
Sometimes this happen because we don't expect certain things to happen in certain situation like standing in a checkout you are not really expecting that someone may be robbing a person just in day light.
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