Manuscript published in PsyArXiv !

PsyArXiv Preprint

We just uploaded a new manuscript on PsyArXiv in which we address the possibility that previously observed spatial suppression is actually target enhancement. In two experiments, we show that (I) spatial suppression is not observed when there are only spatial regularities regarding the target, and that (II) spatial suppression is observed as a consequence of spatial regularities regarding the distractor even if there are no spatial regularities regarding the target. We conclude that spatial suppression is the result of spatial regularities regarding the distractor and not the target; and that the mechanism is location suppression and not target enhancement.

Michel Failing, PhD
Michel Failing, PhD
Alexander von Humboldt Fellow

Postdoctoral researcher studying attention, learning, memory and perceptual decision-making.

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