<p>Bars show grand average behavioural accuracy as percentage correct (A) and grand average response time in seconds (B) within each condition (easy near, easy far, difficult near, difficult far). Markers indicate individual subject averages where each unique marker (combination of colour and shape) represents the same subject. On average subjects were less accurate with longer response times in the difficult conditions than in the easy conditions. No significant differences were found between behavioural accuracy or response time in the near and far spatial attention conditions for equal difficulty level.</p
<p>Accuracy (a) and reaction time (b) for recognition (black columns) and recall (white columns) of ...
<p>Participants were more accurate to identify house stimuli (grey line) than body stimuli (black li...
<p>A. Average detection performance. B. Average reaction times of the celebrity detection task. C. E...
<p>A, the measurements of reaction time (RT) and accurate rate (ACC) in time discrimination task. B,...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-decoy separation and rel...
<p>Vertical bars represent within-subject SEM. <b>A.</b> Top figure shows d′ values significantly de...
<p>Subjects responded faster (lower median response times) and more consistently (lower mean within-...
<p>Behavioral accuracy for judging which eye saw the grating stimulus is plotted for the low and hig...
<p>(A) Discrimination accuracy and (B) reaction time. The bar plots represent performance in respons...
<p>Bars represent mean reaction times with color singleton present (dark bars) and absent (light bar...
<p>Vertical bars represent within-subject SEM. <b>A.</b> Top figure shows d′ values significantly de...
AbstractDiscrimination thresholds of spatial frequency and choice reaction times (RT) were measured ...
<p>A: Response time for spatial relation, visual field and cue size main effects; B: Accuracy for sp...
<p>Across participants' mean performance accuracy (SEM indicated) for each condition in the visual d...
The thesis begins with accounts of various models of discrimination and of previous stud...
<p>Accuracy (a) and reaction time (b) for recognition (black columns) and recall (white columns) of ...
<p>Participants were more accurate to identify house stimuli (grey line) than body stimuli (black li...
<p>A. Average detection performance. B. Average reaction times of the celebrity detection task. C. E...
<p>A, the measurements of reaction time (RT) and accurate rate (ACC) in time discrimination task. B,...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-decoy separation and rel...
<p>Vertical bars represent within-subject SEM. <b>A.</b> Top figure shows d′ values significantly de...
<p>Subjects responded faster (lower median response times) and more consistently (lower mean within-...
<p>Behavioral accuracy for judging which eye saw the grating stimulus is plotted for the low and hig...
<p>(A) Discrimination accuracy and (B) reaction time. The bar plots represent performance in respons...
<p>Bars represent mean reaction times with color singleton present (dark bars) and absent (light bar...
<p>Vertical bars represent within-subject SEM. <b>A.</b> Top figure shows d′ values significantly de...
AbstractDiscrimination thresholds of spatial frequency and choice reaction times (RT) were measured ...
<p>A: Response time for spatial relation, visual field and cue size main effects; B: Accuracy for sp...
<p>Across participants' mean performance accuracy (SEM indicated) for each condition in the visual d...
The thesis begins with accounts of various models of discrimination and of previous stud...
<p>Accuracy (a) and reaction time (b) for recognition (black columns) and recall (white columns) of ...
<p>Participants were more accurate to identify house stimuli (grey line) than body stimuli (black li...
<p>A. Average detection performance. B. Average reaction times of the celebrity detection task. C. E...