“…Although the time course of information retrieval has been extensively studied (e.g., Atkinson & Juola, 1973;Burrows & Okada, 1975;Corbett, 1977;Dosher, 1976;Dosher & Rosedale, 1991;Gronlund & Ratcliff, 1989;Hintzman & Caulton, 1997;Hintzman & Curran, 1994;McElree & Dosher, 1989, 1993Morin, DeRosa, & Shultz, 1967;Mulligan & Hirshman, 1995;Ratcliff, 1978;Ratcliff & McKoon, 1982;Ratcliff & Murdock, 1976;Reed, 1973Reed, , 1976Thomas, Milner, & Haberlandt, 2003), there have been few studies directly investigating the differences in the time course of feature information retrieval between different attributes of the same item. The majority of studies that have looked at within-item retrieval differences have been designed to investigate the differences between the time courses of different retrieval processes (e.g., recognition and recall).…”