( 2015 —who also made participants aware of when test events would occur, and had repeat and oddball test events, but instead made oddball tests statistically less likely to occur than repeat tests), we did not find that participants were significantly better able to discriminate test durations for oddballs (although we did observe a nonsignificant trend in that direction).
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The temporal visual oddball effect is not caused by repetition suppression.
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