Cueing Effect
Probability cueing of distractor locations: both intertrial facilitation and statistical learning mediate interference reduction
... main effect, F ...this effect was broken down by calculating planned (orthogonal, one-tailed) t-tests accord- ing to our ...probability cueing effect observed in Experiment 1 is not only owing ...
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What we observe is biased by what other people tell us: beliefs about the reliability of gaze behavior modulate attentional orienting to gaze cues
... caused cueing effects specific to the gazed- at position, compared to non-predictive cues that were veridically instructed to be non-predictive (Figure ...specific cueing effects caused by actually ...
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Annaç, Efsun (2018): Bi-directional relationship between attention and long-term context memory. Dissertation, LMU München: Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences (GSN)
... contextual cueing are ...the cueing effect, assuming that both the context-based guidance of visual search and the explicit recognition of repeated displays are supported by a common knowledge base ...
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N2pc modulation as an electrophysiological marker of output based inhibitory cueing effects
... Investigating the distinction between input and output-based mechanisms of inhibition, and its conditionality on oculomotor activation, Satel, Hilchey, Wang, Story, & Klein (2013) sought to examine the P1 ...
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Zellin, Martina (2013): Implicit adaptation to change in memory-guided visual search. Dissertation, LMU München: Fakultät für Psychologie und Pädagogik
... contextual cueing (see also Kunar & Wolfe, 2011, for a similar ...contextual-cueing effect for old contexts paired with two target locations was reduced in comparison to contexts that were ...
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Efficiency of attentional allocation examined with lateralized EEG power spectra
... The participants had widely differing opinions on the perceived difficulty of the two experimental conditions. All reported fatigue towards the end of the experiment. These influences might have lead them to alter their ...
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Time to guide: evidence for delayed attentional guidance in contextual cueing
... contextual cueing task and a ‘Wall’ contextual cueing ...contextual cueing task, there were two blocks, one with a set size of 4 and one with a set size of ...contextual cueing effect ...
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P1 event related potential component modulations and behavioural inhibitory cueing effects in the presence of a distractor stimulus
... P1 cueing effect in oculomotor suppressed and activated conditions at a long CTOA (1200 ...P1 cueing effects and observed ICEs while the activated condition had no such ...P1 cueing ...
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Sauter, Marian (2018): Learning to shield visual search from salient distractors. Dissertation, LMU München: Graduate School of Systemic Neurosciences (GSN)
... Shielding visual search against interference from salient distractors becomes more efficient over time for display regions where distractors appear more frequently, rather than only rarely (Goschy et al., 2014). We ...
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Two (or three) is one too many : testing the flexibility of contextual cueing with multiple target locations
... contextual cueing for the latter ...contextual cueing for the minor target location to decrease with increasing distance from the dominant target location, r = ...contextual cueing for one target ...
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Modulation of Auditory Spatial Attention by Visual Emotional Cues: Differential Effects of Attentional Engagement and Disengagement for Pleasant and Unpleasant Cues
... validity effect (where responses to targets were faster on validly cued trials compared to invalidly cued trials), replicating the typical findings in spatial cueing paradigms (Posner, ...validity ...
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Change detection en spatial cueing in driedimensionale ruimte
... the cueing effect were far less than would have been expected if the participants had allocated their attention to a particular depth and then switched their attention between the depth planes in the 3D ...
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The guidance of spatial attention during visual search for colour combinations and colour configurations
... spatial cueing study with colour-size targets (Kiss et ...spatial cueing effects were only observed on trials with fully target-matching cues, whereas a reliable inverse cueing effect ...
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Taking attention out of context: Frontopolar Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation abolishes the formation of new context memories in visual search
... contextual cueing in terms of search RTs, accompanied by a significant increase in BOLD activations in the left FPC, in addition to various other regions of the frontoparietal attention network (Corbetta & ...
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Gaze perception and social attention.
... best cueing effect at short cue-target stimulus onset asynchronies (SOAs) of around 100-150 ms, whereas endogenous orienting takes longer (300-400 ms) to initiate, but has more durable ...
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Contextual cueing: implicit memory of tactile context facilitates tactile search
... Hitherto, to our knowledge, only one study, by Nabeta, Ono, and Kawahara (2003), has attempted to investigate hap- tic contextual cueing. Nabeta et al. found facilitation of RTs for old relative to new haptic ...
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Voice quality in affect cueing: does loudness matter?
... the effect, as indicated by the affec- tive ratings, is generally considerably less than what is achieved when voice quality is also varied (remaining mostly in the weak affect signaling ...effective cueing ...
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Causality and Similarity in Autobiographical Event Structure: An Investigation Using Event Cueing and Latent Semantic Analysis
... In Experiment 2, I investigated how causal connectivity within a string of cueing and cued events influence similarity. More specifically, I was interested in whether event owners were privy to causal connections ...
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Gait Retraining in Parkinson’s Disease: A Cognitive Cueing Approach
... initial cueing may be related to the principle described by Fitts’ Law where speed and accuracy are inversely related (Schmidt & Lee, ...the cueing phase of this study suggests that verbal cueing ...
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Auditory Cueing Effects on Human Performance with an Adaptive System
... To some extent, this supports Graham’s (1999) claims that earcons are more effective than icons or no cue for time-to-task completion; however, this appears to only be true when subjects are posed with simple icons and ...
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