This study was to examine the effects of the second stimulus and response on the first response by investigating RT1 under controlled conditions with different S2-R2. 24 subjects participated in this study. Results of the repeated measure ANOVA revealed that the effect of the second stimulus and response on the first response in PRP paradigm was significant. The findings of this study suggest that PRP exist not only in the processing of the second stimulus but also in the processing of the first stimulus and response. The result from this study failed to support either traditional bottleneck models or parallel model. An alternative model, a model consists of characteristics of both bottleneck and parallel models, is proposed to explain the ...
Due to our capacity-limited attentional resources, in any given moment, we are only aware of a fract...
SummaryIn spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited...
A callosotomy patient was tested in 2 dual-task experiments requiring successive speeded responses t...
The mechanism underlying the reaction time (RT2) slowing to the 2nd of 2 successively presented stim...
The mechanism underlying the reaction time (RT2) slowing to the 2nd of 2 successively presented stim...
An interactive conception of the psychological refractory period (PRP) effect is proposed on the bas...
ABSTRACT—The standard bottleneck model of the psycho-logical refractory period (PRP) assumes that th...
There is little relationship between the PRP effect and Task 1 RTs. The weak relationship does not a...
In experiments in which stimuli are presented closely spaced in time, subjects exhibit a limitation ...
By manipulating the relative complexity of each response in a psychological refractory period paradi...
This study examined the relationship between attentional blink (AB) and psychological refractory per...
Background: In the classical psychological refractory period (PRP) paradigm, two stimuli are present...
When a startling acoustic stimulus (SAS) is presented in a simple reaction time (RT) task, response ...
In spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited if req...
In spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited if req...
Due to our capacity-limited attentional resources, in any given moment, we are only aware of a fract...
SummaryIn spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited...
A callosotomy patient was tested in 2 dual-task experiments requiring successive speeded responses t...
The mechanism underlying the reaction time (RT2) slowing to the 2nd of 2 successively presented stim...
The mechanism underlying the reaction time (RT2) slowing to the 2nd of 2 successively presented stim...
An interactive conception of the psychological refractory period (PRP) effect is proposed on the bas...
ABSTRACT—The standard bottleneck model of the psycho-logical refractory period (PRP) assumes that th...
There is little relationship between the PRP effect and Task 1 RTs. The weak relationship does not a...
In experiments in which stimuli are presented closely spaced in time, subjects exhibit a limitation ...
By manipulating the relative complexity of each response in a psychological refractory period paradi...
This study examined the relationship between attentional blink (AB) and psychological refractory per...
Background: In the classical psychological refractory period (PRP) paradigm, two stimuli are present...
When a startling acoustic stimulus (SAS) is presented in a simple reaction time (RT) task, response ...
In spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited if req...
In spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited if req...
Due to our capacity-limited attentional resources, in any given moment, we are only aware of a fract...
SummaryIn spite of its massively parallel architecture [1], the human brain is fundamentally limited...
A callosotomy patient was tested in 2 dual-task experiments requiring successive speeded responses t...