“…Moreover, the amount of interference increased with the size of the associated value, independent of participants' explicit knowledge about stimulus-reward relationships. This value-driven attentional capture (VDAC) has been consistently reported under other experimental manipulations using different types of stimulus features other than color, such as auditory stimuli (Anderson, 2015a), Gabor orientations (Laurent et al, 2015), neutral exogenous cues (Failing and Theeuwes, 2014), singleton distractors (Le , onset distractors (Munneke et al, 2016), or scenic pictures in a visual stream (Le Pelley et al, 2017). Importantly, these considerable amounts of evidence for VDAC by different stimulus features are commonly based on the relationships between features and their associated reward (Anderson, 2013(Anderson, , 2016Bucker and Theeuwes, 2017).…”