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Priming of Pop-out in Visual Search: A Comparison of Young and Old Adults
2004
Aging, Neuropsychology and Cognition
An experiment examined potential age-related differences in priming of pop-out (implicit, memory-based phenomenon that facilitates repeated gaze or attention shifts between visually similar stimuli. Older and younger adults performed a visual search task requiring them to judge the orientation of a color singleton target. Trial-totrial repetition of target color and/or target position primed attentional selection for both age groups, producing faster and more accurate responses. Age-related
doi:10.1076/anec.11.1.80.29362
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