The boundaries of sequential modulations: Evidence for set-level control
The boundaries of sequential modulations: Evidence for set-level control is a scholarly work, published in 2011 in ''Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance''. The main subjects of the publication include cognitive psychology, task performance and analysis, visual perception, multisensory integration, psychology, stimulus–response model, computer science, Second-order stimulus, stimulus, executive functions, speech recognition, and communication. The authors examined the sequential modulation of congruency effects using a task in which the irrelevant information shares the same stimulus dimensions as the relevant information but is presented at an earlier time.