Abstract:Prior work has found negative priming for a sequence (Cock, et al., 2002; Hughes & Jones, 2003) and more purely time-based negative priming has also been identified (Kahan, et al., 2020). Though sequential effects have been reported with both visual and auditory stimuli, only visual stimuli have been used in experiments examining purely temporal negative priming. In this paper sequential and temporal negative priming are compared across modalities. Prime trials included random presentation of a target (aud… Show more
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