Response conflict reverses priming: A replication
Response conflict reverses priming: A replication is a scholarly work, published in 1999 in ''Psychonomic Bulletin and Review''. The main subjects of the publication include Response priming, theory of mind, word, cognitive psychology, executive functions, statistic replication, negative priming, psychology, priming, repetition priming, audiology, prime, reading, lexical decision task, and repetition. The results of all three experiments are opposite to the usual finding of enhanced priming for perceptually degraded targets and suggest that response conflict engages retrospective mechanisms that counteract the facilitatory effects of priming.