To assess the contribution of distractor inhibition in accounting for individual differences in AB magnitude, and in RSVP target selection in general, we calculated the correlation between Lag4 distractor priming magnitude (T2|T1 prime present – T2|T1 prime absent) and both AB magnitude (Lag10 – Land T1|T1) accuracyccuracy in prime absent trials.
For the "prime absent" trials, all stimuli differed, while in the "prime present" trials the second distractor after T1 had the same identity as T2 (priming distractor; Figure 1A).
In this task, subjects were presented with a visual prime presented on a computer screen for a duration of 250(ms) that was either a Caucasian, Chinese, or African American face.
The Gabor gratings were either a repetition of a prime presented before the target stimulus or an alternation (rightward or leftward tilted).
It could also be that the contextual prime (presented up to an hour before the playback of calls) became less relevant over longer time intervals.
In this paper, we proved the conjecture for the non-integer part of a nonlinear differential form representing primes presented in [1] by using Tumura-Clunie type inequalities.
We prove the conjecture for the non-integer part of a nonlinear differential form representing primes presented in (Lai in J. Inequal. Appl. 2015 Article ID 357, 2015) by using Tumura-Clunie type inequalities.
In the first identification task, performance was at chance level for primes presented for 17 ms (mean percentage correct responses = 54,7%, t(46) = 1.46, p>0.1).
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For 11 participants (5 females and 6 males), the prime was presented for 300 ms, and for 13 participants (7 females and 6 males), the prime was presented for 33 ms (2 frames) and preceded by forward and backward masks.
