Neural mechanisms of learned suppression uncovered by probing the hidden attentional priority map.

Although visually the result pattern seems to suggest that search performance was facilitated when the memory cue spatially overlapped with the target and interfered with when it overlapped with the distractor, this pattern did not reach statistical significance (distractor-present: p = .249, ηp 2 = .002; distractor-absent: p = .335, ηp 2 = .002).

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Despite a numerical trend, this pattern did not manifest in the total alpha power CTFs (see Figure 4B ), indicating that the revived spatial selectivity may be attributed to the phase-locked information carried by the placeholder display.

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