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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"cueing effects"”.

  1. Contralateral cueing effects on information processing during backward masking

    … investigate the effectiveness of contralateral cueing information in reducing monotic backward masking in the presence of a second, continuous masking noise. It was hypothesized that any facilitatory effects of the cue on detection performance would depend on the degree to which the specific …

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  2. How cue-dependent is memory?: Internal reinstatement and cueing effects in recognition and source memory

    … of internal context reinstatement in masking the effects of external context cues on recognition and source memory. Participants studied words paired with pictures of male and female faces. Following the study phase, participants completed either a source test in which they decided whether each …

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  3. Rhythmic cueing effects on gait parameters of children with spastic diplegic cerebral palsy: an immediate entrainment study

    … that gait training facilitated by rhythmic cueing may be an appropriate gait habilitation technique for this population, but that research with a larger number of participants is necessary before definite conclusions in this area can be drawn.

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  4. Exploring the roles of display properties and display memorability in the contextual cueing task

    An underlying assumption of contextual cueing experiments is that repetition of a display will elicit contextual cueing, irrespective of the particular arrangement of items in the display. However, there is reason to doubt this assumption; a number of display properties have been shown to predict …

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  5. Visual orienting to eye gaze in individuals with high and low levels of autistic traits

    … gaze following behaviour. Research using gaze cueing paradigms has suggested that although individuals with autism can and do reflexively orient to gaze cues, this is done using atypical strategies. Consistent with the notion that autism is a spectrum disorder on a broad continuum which extends …

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  6. Top-down modulation of visual attention

    This body of work examines the effects of pre-cues on visual search for targets defined by a colour-orientation conjunction. Cueing the identity of targets enhanced the efficiency of search, with stronger effects from cueing the colour of the target compared to cueing its orientation, even though …

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  7. Gaze cues and language in communication

    … despite this co-occurrence of speech and gaze cueing, most experiments have used paradigms without language. Furthermore, previous research has shown that myriad social factors influence behaviour during interactions, yet most studies investigating responses to gaze have been conducted in a …

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