Awareness in contextual cueing of visual search as measured with concurrent access- and phenomenal-consciousness tasks.
Journal of Vision October 25, 2012 Bernhard Schlagbauer, Hermann J Müller, Michael Zehetleitner et al. 38 citations
In visual search, context information can serve as a cue to guide attention to the target location. When observers repeatedly encounter displays with identical target-distractor arrangements, reaction times (RTs) are faster for repeated relative to nonrepeated displays, the latter containing novel configurations. This effect has been termed "contextual cueing." The present study asked whether...