<p>The upper panel refers to the homogeneous displays, whereas the lower panel illustrates the heterogeneous displays, both as a function of the set size (4; 6). Longer RTs indicate larger interference scores.</p
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...
<p>A, the measurements of reaction time (RT) and accurate rate (ACC) in time discrimination task. B,...
<p>Mean Reaction Time (in ms) as a function of display type, cueing, SOA, and spatial Stroop in Expe...
<p>Experiment 1: Mean Reaction Times (RTs) in milliseconds (ms) to locate a discrepant target stimul...
<p>Target and distractor objects could belong to two different categories: means of transport (desig...
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
<p>A: Comparisons of smooth sphere distractors. B: Comparisons of smooth cube distractors. C: Compar...
<p>Experiment 1: Mean accuracy proportions to locate a discrepant target stimulus that could be a Sn...
<p>Mean response times (A) and detection rates (B) per condition and per subject as a function of se...
<p>A: Edge disruption on rough target. B: Edge disruption on smooth target. C: Roughness disruption ...
<p>The RTs reveal a strong interaction between prime valence and target valence, whereby congruent t...
<p>Mean probe-detection reaction times (±1 standard error) in milliseconds as a function of distract...
<p>Mean Reaction Time (in ms) as a function of display type, cueing, SOA, and spatial Stroop in Expe...
<p>Mean reaction times (RTs, in milliseconds) and error percentages for congruent (solid line) and i...
The inability to maintain signal detection performance with time on task, or response decrement, has...
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...
<p>A, the measurements of reaction time (RT) and accurate rate (ACC) in time discrimination task. B,...
<p>Mean Reaction Time (in ms) as a function of display type, cueing, SOA, and spatial Stroop in Expe...
<p>Experiment 1: Mean Reaction Times (RTs) in milliseconds (ms) to locate a discrepant target stimul...
<p>Target and distractor objects could belong to two different categories: means of transport (desig...
<p>(<b>A</b>) RT distribution of a single subject. Blue and green colors represent congruent and inc...
<p>A: Comparisons of smooth sphere distractors. B: Comparisons of smooth cube distractors. C: Compar...
<p>Experiment 1: Mean accuracy proportions to locate a discrepant target stimulus that could be a Sn...
<p>Mean response times (A) and detection rates (B) per condition and per subject as a function of se...
<p>A: Edge disruption on rough target. B: Edge disruption on smooth target. C: Roughness disruption ...
<p>The RTs reveal a strong interaction between prime valence and target valence, whereby congruent t...
<p>Mean probe-detection reaction times (±1 standard error) in milliseconds as a function of distract...
<p>Mean Reaction Time (in ms) as a function of display type, cueing, SOA, and spatial Stroop in Expe...
<p>Mean reaction times (RTs, in milliseconds) and error percentages for congruent (solid line) and i...
The inability to maintain signal detection performance with time on task, or response decrement, has...
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...
<p>A, the measurements of reaction time (RT) and accurate rate (ACC) in time discrimination task. B,...
<p>Mean Reaction Time (in ms) as a function of display type, cueing, SOA, and spatial Stroop in Expe...