The effects of cueing target location and response mode on interference and negative priming using a visual selection paradigm

Article Abstract:

This article describes experiments designed to examine the effect of cueing on target identification and location. In two experiments the effect is measured in the response time of the selector as interrupted and influenced by various forms of cueing, interference, and negative priming.

United Kingdom, Visual perception, Interference (Perception), Visual discrimination, Psychology, Experimental, Experimental psychology

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Low reliability of perceptual priming: consequences for the interpretation of functional dissociations between explicit and implicit memory

Article Abstract:

The hypothesis that perceptual priming measures are not as reliable as explicit memory tests was supported in a series of experiments. Therefore, comparable reliabilities should be established when conducting research in which explicit and implicit memory tests are compared.

Memory

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The differential effects of simultaneous and successive cueing on the detection of bilateral symmetry in dot patterns

Article Abstract:

The effects of axis cueing on the detection of bilateral symmetry in dot patterns has been investigated, with a focus on simultaneous versus successive cueing. The axis orientation ordering reported by Corballis and Roldan was not replicated.

Symmetry, Pattern perception (Psychology)

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