The influence of irrelevant location information on performance¶
Lu, & Proctor. (1995). The influence of irrelevant location information on performance: A review of the Simon and spatial Stroop effects.
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Domain-specific¶
- Simon Effect
- The same correspondence effect appears in visual versions (a colour stimulus appearing left or right of fixation, with left-right key responses mapped to colour), in cross-modal versions, and across diverse populations and paradigms, making it one of the most replicated effects in cognitive psychology
This sourceLu and Proctor's review of irrelevant location information in visual choice-reaction tasks, integrating the Simon and spatial Stroop literatures; it covers the visual case and the response-selection account, not the cross-modal or cross-population breadth.
- The same correspondence effect appears in visual versions (a colour stimulus appearing left or right of fixation, with left-right key responses mapped to colour), in cross-modal versions, and across diverse populations and paradigms, making it one of the most replicated effects in cognitive psychology
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