and less frequent T1 sig- nals caused larger AB effects. Hence the first-task manipulation carried over onto task 2. These effects were found both when task 1 was speeded a n d when task 1 was unspeeded. Furthermoreeffects of the frequency of T2 were additive with SOA in PRP experiments. These results show that the conclusions based on experiments 1–2 extend to within-modality AB paradigms
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by ella | Feb 7, 2024 | they varied the rela- tive frequency of T1 in AB experiments a n d of T2 in PRP experiments. In the AB experiments