Instructed speed and accuracy affect binding
In turn, binding effects that are due to automatically triggered binding and retrieval processes might be more likely observed under speed than under accuracy conditions, leading to increased observed effects in a speed condition.
Alternatively, different speed - accuracy settings might also entail changes in executive control, affecting the size of observed binding effects. In this study, we tested these assumptions by comparing binding effects under different speed - accuracy settings that were induced via instructions focusing on speed , accuracy , or both (ambivalent).
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These findings indicate that binding effects can be affected by instructions regarding speed and accuracy . Sequence of events in two example trials of two different conditions in Experiments 1a and b.
Alternatively, different speed - accuracy settings might also entail changes in executive control, affecting the size of observed binding effects. In this study, we tested these assumptions by comparing binding effects under different speed - accuracy settings that were induced via instructions focusing on speed , accuracy , or both (ambivalent).
Instructed speed and accuracy affect binding.
Alternatively, different speed - accuracy settings might also entail changes in executive control, affecting the size of observed binding effects. In this study, we tested these assumptions by comparing binding effects under different speed - accuracy settings that were induced via instructions focusing on speed , accuracy , or both (ambivalent).
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Instructed speed and accuracy affect binding
Alternatively, different speed - accuracy settings might also entail changes in executive control, affecting the size of observed binding effects. In this study, we tested these assumptions by comparing binding effects under different speed - accuracy settings that were induced via instructions focusing on speed , accuracy , or both (ambivalent).
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Instructed speed and accuracy affect binding
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