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Priming and masking interactions shape the transient component of focal attention

Breitmeyer et al., 2006

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556220658117055053
Author
Breitmeyer B
Koç A
Öğmen H
Publication year
Publication venue
Journal of Vision

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Purpose. In conjunctive feature search, peripheral cuing improves performance rapidly as the cue lead time (CLT) is increased. After reaching a peak performance at around CLT= 50 to100 ms, performance gradually decays to a plateau. This non-monotonic performance …
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