Associative priming and conflict differentially affect two processes underlying cognitive control: Evidence from reaching behavior
Previous research has indicated that two components of reaching behavior, initiation time and reach curvature, exhibit distinct patterns of trial sequence effects in congruency tasks. The observed patterns have been proposed to reflect two dissociable processes underlying decision behavior, with ini...
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Springer New York LLC
2019
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