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Trial after trial: processing consequences as a function of repetition and change in multi-dimensional sound
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posted on 2023-06-08, 19:33 authored by Benjamin DysonWhile there are pointers relating to the consequences of repetition, a general framework regarding the cognitive implications of processing multidimensional stimuli as a function of previous stimulus history is currently lacking. Three experiments using sounds varying in location and pitch were carried out, in which the immediate consequences of repeating or changing task-relevant and task-irrelevant attributes were orthogonally examined. A consistent pattern of data was shown, in that the magnitude of selective attention failure was larger when the task-relevant value repeated across trials, while differences between dimensions were larger when the task-relevant value changed across trials. These effects of irrelevance and dimension as a function of intertrial contingency are summarized in a model depicting the dynamic allocation of processing resource.
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Quarterly Journal of Experimental PsychologyISSN
1747-0218Publisher
Taylor & FrancisExternal DOI
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9Volume
63Page range
1770-1788Department affiliated with
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2015-01-14Usage metrics
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