<p>Above: A significant interaction between Group and SOA(n) in Neutral trials. This indicates the presence of variable foreperiod (FP) effects in both groups, though with a greater effect demonstrated by the children. The variable FP effect reflects faster response times for events occurring after long, rather than short, delays (or “foreperiods”). Error bars reflect standard errors. Below: A significant SOA(n) x SOA(n-1) interaction in Neutral trials. This indicates the presence of sequential effects, in both groups equally. The sequential effect describes the phenomenon that RTs are faster for long FP trials than short FP trials only if the previous trial’s FP was long. The asymmetric nature of the sequential effects (the length of the p...
<p>Observed effect sizes (+90% C.I.) falling below the criterion are considered functionally irrelev...
<div><p>(A) Standard deviation of response times to the first and second task, and of the difference...
The foreperiod (FP) is the interval between a warning stimulus and the imperative stimulus. It is a ...
<p>This indicates the presence of both spatial and temporal validity effects in the adults, but only...
<p>Mean RTs are plotted as a function of the current (SOA<sub>n</sub>; x axis) and preceding (SOA<su...
There is a long history of research into sequential effects, extending more than one hundred years. ...
The aim of the present study was to determine whether the negative relationship usually found betwee...
In a variable foreperiod (FP) paradigm, reaction times (RTs) decrease as a function of FP on trial n...
An examination of sequential effects of foreperiod duration in reaction time tasks suggests a descri...
This study examined whether the process of temporal preparation for a target stimulus is the same re...
<p>(A)(B) Mean reaction times per SOA condition (irrelevant-first, simultaneous and relevant-first i...
<p>Mean latency (±2 SE) as a function of delay duration in <i>target</i> trials. Variable foreperiod...
<p>The observed priming effects (i.e., difference in RTs between the unrelated and related trials; i...
<p>PSS effects across experiments. The bar graphs show the PSS group average for synchrony and async...
<div><p>(A) Response times to the first and second tasks as a function of SOA. The labels indicate w...
<p>Observed effect sizes (+90% C.I.) falling below the criterion are considered functionally irrelev...
<div><p>(A) Standard deviation of response times to the first and second task, and of the difference...
The foreperiod (FP) is the interval between a warning stimulus and the imperative stimulus. It is a ...
<p>This indicates the presence of both spatial and temporal validity effects in the adults, but only...
<p>Mean RTs are plotted as a function of the current (SOA<sub>n</sub>; x axis) and preceding (SOA<su...
There is a long history of research into sequential effects, extending more than one hundred years. ...
The aim of the present study was to determine whether the negative relationship usually found betwee...
In a variable foreperiod (FP) paradigm, reaction times (RTs) decrease as a function of FP on trial n...
An examination of sequential effects of foreperiod duration in reaction time tasks suggests a descri...
This study examined whether the process of temporal preparation for a target stimulus is the same re...
<p>(A)(B) Mean reaction times per SOA condition (irrelevant-first, simultaneous and relevant-first i...
<p>Mean latency (±2 SE) as a function of delay duration in <i>target</i> trials. Variable foreperiod...
<p>The observed priming effects (i.e., difference in RTs between the unrelated and related trials; i...
<p>PSS effects across experiments. The bar graphs show the PSS group average for synchrony and async...
<div><p>(A) Response times to the first and second tasks as a function of SOA. The labels indicate w...
<p>Observed effect sizes (+90% C.I.) falling below the criterion are considered functionally irrelev...
<div><p>(A) Standard deviation of response times to the first and second task, and of the difference...
The foreperiod (FP) is the interval between a warning stimulus and the imperative stimulus. It is a ...