<p>Panel (a) Percentage correctly identified letters in the dual-task condition. T1-identification in the dual-task condition was significantly lower for lag 0 ms than for all other lags. Panel (b) T2 detection performance in percentage correct in the single- and dual-task conditions. Dual-task results are based on trials with correctly identified letters. T2-detection in the dual-task condition is significantly lower for lags 0 ms, 160 ms and 320 ms than in the single-task condition. Stars mark significant differences between single- and dual-task condition per lag (p<0.05). Note that in this figure chance level is 50%. Error bars reflect 95% confidence intervals in both panels.</p
<p>Participants were required to detect target letters within digit distractors. SOA was either 30 m...
We report a series of dual-task experiments, in which a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) task...
<p>Panel A shows accuracy in terms of the mean number of identified targets. Performance drops with ...
<p>Panel (a) Percentage correctly identified letters in the dual-task condition of Experiment 2a. Si...
<p>Panel (a) Percentage correctly identified letters in the dual-task condition of Experiment 3a. T1...
<p>Panel a: Dual-task letter identification (LT). Panel b: Single- and dual-task performance given c...
<p>The left panel shows T1 performance, and the right panel shows T2 performance, given that T1 was ...
<p>Discrimination performance (DL, upper panel) and subjective duration (PSE, lower panel) compared ...
<p>The left panel shows T1 performance, and the right panel shows T2 performance, given that T1 was ...
<p>(a) T1 accuracy and T2 accuracy (given that T1 is correct) in each of the Tone, Visual field, and...
<p>(a) T1 accuracy and T2 accuracy (given that T1 is correct) in each of the Tone, Visual field, and...
<p>T1 and T2 accuracy as a function of current lag (trial n, 2 vs. 8), previous lag (trial n-1, 2 vs...
<p>Letter recognition error rate during the word recognition task (Experiment 3) as a function of le...
In four experiments, we studied the time course of interference between detection of an oddball orie...
<p>Gray bar: results from Experiment 1 where there was no central fixation task. Recognition accurac...
<p>Participants were required to detect target letters within digit distractors. SOA was either 30 m...
We report a series of dual-task experiments, in which a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) task...
<p>Panel A shows accuracy in terms of the mean number of identified targets. Performance drops with ...
<p>Panel (a) Percentage correctly identified letters in the dual-task condition of Experiment 2a. Si...
<p>Panel (a) Percentage correctly identified letters in the dual-task condition of Experiment 3a. T1...
<p>Panel a: Dual-task letter identification (LT). Panel b: Single- and dual-task performance given c...
<p>The left panel shows T1 performance, and the right panel shows T2 performance, given that T1 was ...
<p>Discrimination performance (DL, upper panel) and subjective duration (PSE, lower panel) compared ...
<p>The left panel shows T1 performance, and the right panel shows T2 performance, given that T1 was ...
<p>(a) T1 accuracy and T2 accuracy (given that T1 is correct) in each of the Tone, Visual field, and...
<p>(a) T1 accuracy and T2 accuracy (given that T1 is correct) in each of the Tone, Visual field, and...
<p>T1 and T2 accuracy as a function of current lag (trial n, 2 vs. 8), previous lag (trial n-1, 2 vs...
<p>Letter recognition error rate during the word recognition task (Experiment 3) as a function of le...
In four experiments, we studied the time course of interference between detection of an oddball orie...
<p>Gray bar: results from Experiment 1 where there was no central fixation task. Recognition accurac...
<p>Participants were required to detect target letters within digit distractors. SOA was either 30 m...
We report a series of dual-task experiments, in which a rapid serial visual presentation (RSVP) task...
<p>Panel A shows accuracy in terms of the mean number of identified targets. Performance drops with ...