<p><b><i>A.</i></b> An example trial. A trial type with two targets and two distractors (distractor condition) is shown. Participants had to indicate whether a red rectangle changed its orientation, while ignoring blue rectangles as distractors. Stimuli are not drawn to scale. <b><i>B.</i></b> Behavioral results. The behavioral VWM estimate <i>K</i> (open circles) and accuracy (filled circles) are shown as a function of trial types. Error bars reflect ±1 SEM.</p
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p>Error bars for this panel represent within-participant 95% confidence intervals [<a href="http://...
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...
<p>A. Stimuli consisted of four disconnected bars arranged in a square shape whose contrast was modu...
<p>a). Events during a valid trial. Subjects were cued to one visual field with an endogenous cue (1...
<p>(a) An example of a change trial in the retro-cue condition (top panel), simultaneous-cue conditi...
(A) Illustration of a trial in the discrimination task. Subjects reported on each trial the tilt dir...
<p>Behavioral accuracies averaged across 14 participants in 3°, 9°, and 15° conditions for the block...
<p><i>A</i>) Sample trials in the experimental runs. Participants were instructed to discriminate fa...
<p><b>A.</b> Example of a visual memory trial in Experiment 1, wherein the color stimulus between me...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-decoy separation and rel...
(A) Accuracy scores for no (gray bars) vs. high (black bars) value distractor trials both in no vs. ...
<p>(A) Examples of search displays in the control condition (left panel) and the pop-out distractor ...
<p>The left panels show examples of the stimuli used. In the cue size 1 condition (top left panel), ...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-target separation for th...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p>Error bars for this panel represent within-participant 95% confidence intervals [<a href="http://...
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...
<p>A. Stimuli consisted of four disconnected bars arranged in a square shape whose contrast was modu...
<p>a). Events during a valid trial. Subjects were cued to one visual field with an endogenous cue (1...
<p>(a) An example of a change trial in the retro-cue condition (top panel), simultaneous-cue conditi...
(A) Illustration of a trial in the discrimination task. Subjects reported on each trial the tilt dir...
<p>Behavioral accuracies averaged across 14 participants in 3°, 9°, and 15° conditions for the block...
<p><i>A</i>) Sample trials in the experimental runs. Participants were instructed to discriminate fa...
<p><b>A.</b> Example of a visual memory trial in Experiment 1, wherein the color stimulus between me...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-decoy separation and rel...
(A) Accuracy scores for no (gray bars) vs. high (black bars) value distractor trials both in no vs. ...
<p>(A) Examples of search displays in the control condition (left panel) and the pop-out distractor ...
<p>The left panels show examples of the stimuli used. In the cue size 1 condition (top left panel), ...
<p>Mean reaction time (line) and error rates (bars) as a function of target-target separation for th...
<p>(A) Hit rates. (B) Reaction times. Bars represent the averaged hit rates or reaction times for th...
<p>Error bars for this panel represent within-participant 95% confidence intervals [<a href="http://...
<p>(a) Empirical RT interference, averaged across participants, represents the RT difference, in ms,...