Mixing up the two thresholds: the absolute threshold is about noticing at all, the difference threshold about noticing a change.
Calling a monocular cue binocular: only retinal disparity, convergence and accommodation need both eyes.
Pairing the filter theory with Treisman: Broadbent gave the filter, Treisman the attenuation.
Worked example
Suppose plain water first tastes sweet after 5 grains of sugar, and tastes sweeter than before only after 9 more grains. What do the 5 and the 9 grains show, and how many grains are there in all?
Working: 5 + 9
Answer: 5 grains: the absolute threshold; 9 grains: the difference threshold; 14 grains in all