“…Despite the fact that the effect of interference is still poorly understood, it claims to be a phenomenon that reflects the specific processes underlying behavior under multitasking conditions or in the presence of conflicting requirements (Sozinov, Krylov, & Aleksandrov, 2013). In the study of IL, the effect of interference may help explore the role of consciousness in IL (e.g., Burmistrov, Agafonov, Kozlov, & Kryukova, 2016;Burmistrov, Kryukova, & Agafonova, 2017), the process of processing several information flows (e.g., Keele, Ivry, Mayr, Hazeltine, & Heuer, 2003;Agafonov, Burmistrov, Kozlov, & Kryukova, 2018), some functional characteristics of the mechanisms forming cognitive unconscious (e.g., Waldron & Ashby, 2001;Agafonov, 2007) and other issues.…”