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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Response Competition"”.

  1. On the Implicit Assumption of the Equivalence of Responses

    … processes assume that the time to begin a response to a stimulus reflects the processing of information through a series of discrete stages, culminating in the overt response. Tests of these models relay on the assumption of the equivalence of these responses. That is, they assume that the …

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  2. The competition effect produced by noise with different similarities to the targets during same-different judgments

    This research studies the role of response competition in the same-different judgments. Eriksen, O'Hara, and Eriksen (1982) interpreted the fast same effect within the framework of the continuous flow model and the response competition concept. They showed that an extraneous noise presented in the …

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  3. Match-to-Sample Stroop Task: A Systematic Manipulation of Sample and Response Option Onset

    … effects produced by the task. The s<em>emantic competition hypothesis</em> posits that interference results from competing semantic processes associated with the word and color dimensions of the stimulus prior to response selection. The <em>response competition hypothesis </em>posits that …

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  4. Selective attentional delays and attentional capture among multiple visual onset elements

    Discrimination and detection responses to a single stimulus presented simultaneously with noise stimuli are slower and less accurate compared to when a single stimulus is presented alone. This occurs even though the location of the relevant stimulus (target) is known or visually indicated with …

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  5. Movement Characteristics of Visual Selective Attention

    … utilizing target location precueing and a response competition paradigm varied the distance of attention movement, the presence of information in the path of the movement, and the distance of the information to the target. Results were consistent with the zoom lens description. Reaction …

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  6. Performance Monitoring: Error Detection and the Error-Related Negativity in Choice-Related Time Tasks

    … a representation of the appropriate (correct) response with a representation of the response actually made. The ERN amplitude reflects the degree of mismatch, i.e. the error signal. In the experiments reported in this thesis, subjects performed a visual search, a memory search and an Eriksen …

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