Orthogonal Stimulus–Response Compatibility Effects Emerge Even when the Stimulus Position is Task Irrelevant
Orthogonal Stimulus–Response Compatibility Effects Emerge Even when the Stimulus Position is Task Irrelevant is a scholarly work, published in 2006 in ''Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology''. The main subjects of the publication include cognitive psychology, Simon effect, lateralization of brain function, psychology, stimulus–response model, hemispatial neglect, Second-order stimulus, stimulus, executive functions, stimulus–response compatibility, and communication. The authors investigated whether the orthogonal SRC effect emerges with irrelevant stimulus dimensions.