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Adults (n = 16) matched one of two coloured images with a third stimulus, the target, by either the colour or shape dimension of the target.
In priming research, a stimulus (the "prime") is briefly displayed, followed by a mask that hides it, and then a second stimulus (the "target") is displayed.
Responses were cued by the question 'was the last stimulus the target?' and referred only to the last object.
At the end of each sequence a probe stimulus consisting of the question 'Was the last stimulus the target?' was presented on the screen for 3400 ms, and volunteers were required to respond yes or no, using a button box with the first two digits of their right hand.
The main paradigm consisted in presenting five consecutive stimuli within a single trial: the standard stimuli (stimuli 1, 2, 3 and 5 in the stream) were 500 ms whereas the fourth stimulus (the target) varied in duration only (control conditions) or in both duration and in feature (test conditions).
Instead, one must encourage them to look at the second stimulus (the target) more than the first one (the cue) by making the second stimulus more attractive than the first one.
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Visual masking per se occurs when the appearance of one stimuli – the target – is affected by the visibility of a second stimuli, the mask.
The experiment was organized into 8 experimental blocks, each having one stimulus as the target.
Correspondingly, it was concluded that dwell times are determined by the similarity of the stimulus to the target [4].
The observers had to make a two-alternative forced choice judgment about which stimulus was the target.
The target stimuli were alternated via counterbalancing across participants such that each stimulus acted as the target stimulus on an equal number of occasions.
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