<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a grey central target that participants had to touch and hold for a variable period. After a variable delay (stimulus onset asynchrony, SOA) a grey peripheral target appeared and participants were asked either to touch it if it was printed in green (go-trials) or to stay still if it was printed in red (no go trials; see <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0035403#s2" target="_blank">Methods</a> for more details).</p
capture by the onset of a new object defined by color change, Cole, Kentridge, and Heywood (2005) sh...
In the schematic overview each computer screen is represented by a rectangle. The stop-change task c...
The aim of the present experiment was to investigate attentional processing of colour and location c...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a red central target that participants had to touch a...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a red central target that participants had to touch a...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a central red circle that participants had to touch a...
<p>(a) During one of the two sessions, participants were involved in a color discrimination task in ...
<p>In the change detection task (A), participants were presented with arrays of two, four, six, or e...
Key trial events are depicted from left to right. Participants remembered the locations and colors o...
<p>The task was to respond to the color (red or green) or orientation (left or right) of S2 as speci...
<p>The figure shows the proportion correct in the colour task when the correct match was near or far...
Two experiments were run to test whether the automatic coding of colors generates priming effects. S...
<p>(a) Stimulus example. As primary task, subjects detected a certain colour target at fovea. As sec...
We examined the effects of colour on object identification and memory using a study-test priming pro...
<p>A: direction discrimination task, B: color discrimination task. In the direction discrimination t...
capture by the onset of a new object defined by color change, Cole, Kentridge, and Heywood (2005) sh...
In the schematic overview each computer screen is represented by a rectangle. The stop-change task c...
The aim of the present experiment was to investigate attentional processing of colour and location c...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a red central target that participants had to touch a...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a red central target that participants had to touch a...
<p>Each trial started with the presentation of a central red circle that participants had to touch a...
<p>(a) During one of the two sessions, participants were involved in a color discrimination task in ...
<p>In the change detection task (A), participants were presented with arrays of two, four, six, or e...
Key trial events are depicted from left to right. Participants remembered the locations and colors o...
<p>The task was to respond to the color (red or green) or orientation (left or right) of S2 as speci...
<p>The figure shows the proportion correct in the colour task when the correct match was near or far...
Two experiments were run to test whether the automatic coding of colors generates priming effects. S...
<p>(a) Stimulus example. As primary task, subjects detected a certain colour target at fovea. As sec...
We examined the effects of colour on object identification and memory using a study-test priming pro...
<p>A: direction discrimination task, B: color discrimination task. In the direction discrimination t...
capture by the onset of a new object defined by color change, Cole, Kentridge, and Heywood (2005) sh...
In the schematic overview each computer screen is represented by a rectangle. The stop-change task c...
The aim of the present experiment was to investigate attentional processing of colour and location c...