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Orientation-specific Control of Attention
… the sought-for orientation) was not due to the stimulus-driven saliency of an orientation singleton because a horizontal singleton: 45 degrees from the sought-for orientation) did not capture attention in this task. In addition, an orientation singleton that was perpendicular to the target …