Constraints on the observation of partial match costs: implications for transfer-appropriate processing approaches to immediate priming.
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Summary
A partial match was observed to have produced an immediate priming cost only when the selective attention demands of the probe task were high, revealing a limitation in current applications of the transfer-appropriate processing framework to immediate primed phenomena.
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- article
- Published
- 2010-06-01
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- 7
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- 47
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Keywords
Priming (agriculture), Prime (order theory), Facilitation, Dimension (graph theory), Computer science
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