The effect of irrelevant spatial correspondences on two-choice response-time
The effect of irrelevant spatial correspondences on two-choice response-time is a scholarly work, published in 1975 in ''Acta Psychologica''. The main subjects of the publication include stimulus–response model, stimulus, cognitive psychology, executive functions, Simon effect, psychology, visual perception, stimulus–response compatibility, communication, mental chronometry, and cognitive load. Reaction times are found to be faster for trials in which the spatial loci of stimulus and response correspond than for trials in which they counter-correspond.