Inverting the Simon effect by intention
Inverting the Simon effect by intention is a scholarly work, published in 1993 in ''Psychological Research''. The main subjects of the publication include cognitive psychology, Simon effect, psychology, embodied cognition, stimulus–response model, motor control, stimulus, executive functions, and stimulus–response compatibility. The Simon effect indicates that choice reactions can be performed more quickly if the response corresponds spatially to the stimulus - even when stimulus location is irrelevant to the task.