<p>The figure illustrates the results of Experiment 1 regarding the noise compatibility effect on error rate (larger scores indicate greater error rate on incompatible trials than compatible trials) for all of the cues. The means were obtained by averaging the noise compatibility effect scores across all instruction conditions.</p
<p>Error rate (M, SD in %) in Experiments 1–4 as a function of key distance (close, far) and Stroop ...
Three Garner interference experiments are described in which baseline, filtering, and correlated per...
<p>Each visual target was preceded by one of three standard tones that together formed a repetitive ...
<p>The figure illustrates the results of Experiment 1 regarding the noise compatibility effect on re...
<p>Single comparisons of the error rates for compatible and incompatible trials per proficiency grou...
Annoyance ratings obtained from listening experiments are widely used in studies on health effect of...
<p>Individual comparisons of the error rates for compatible and incompatible trials per language gro...
Results of the experimental effects on accuracy and performance variability both in Experiment 1 and...
<p>Note: SS: the relevant-same-irrelevant-same condition; SD: the relevant-same-irrelevant-different...
The purpose of this experiment was to evaluate the effects of a conflicting instruction on FR-5 perf...
<p>Note: SS: the relevant-same-irrelevant-same condition; SD: the relevant-same-irrelevant-different...
<p>Compatibility effects in accuracy rates (percent) as a function of set size, exposure duration, a...
Testing the models: Simulated vs. observed effect of comparator noise on test performance.</p
<p>(Left) On average, Go stimuli took significantly longer to learn than No Go stimuli. (Right) Erro...
<p>A. End-of-trial errors under different learning conditions: no learning, reward-only, punisher-on...
<p>Error rate (M, SD in %) in Experiments 1–4 as a function of key distance (close, far) and Stroop ...
Three Garner interference experiments are described in which baseline, filtering, and correlated per...
<p>Each visual target was preceded by one of three standard tones that together formed a repetitive ...
<p>The figure illustrates the results of Experiment 1 regarding the noise compatibility effect on re...
<p>Single comparisons of the error rates for compatible and incompatible trials per proficiency grou...
Annoyance ratings obtained from listening experiments are widely used in studies on health effect of...
<p>Individual comparisons of the error rates for compatible and incompatible trials per language gro...
Results of the experimental effects on accuracy and performance variability both in Experiment 1 and...
<p>Note: SS: the relevant-same-irrelevant-same condition; SD: the relevant-same-irrelevant-different...
The purpose of this experiment was to evaluate the effects of a conflicting instruction on FR-5 perf...
<p>Note: SS: the relevant-same-irrelevant-same condition; SD: the relevant-same-irrelevant-different...
<p>Compatibility effects in accuracy rates (percent) as a function of set size, exposure duration, a...
Testing the models: Simulated vs. observed effect of comparator noise on test performance.</p
<p>(Left) On average, Go stimuli took significantly longer to learn than No Go stimuli. (Right) Erro...
<p>A. End-of-trial errors under different learning conditions: no learning, reward-only, punisher-on...
<p>Error rate (M, SD in %) in Experiments 1–4 as a function of key distance (close, far) and Stroop ...
Three Garner interference experiments are described in which baseline, filtering, and correlated per...
<p>Each visual target was preceded by one of three standard tones that together formed a repetitive ...