The cueing effect in the narrow-focus condition marginally failed to reach significance, but there was a trend with a small effect size, t (26) = 1.96, p = 0.06, Cohen’s d = 0.38, BF = 1.06.
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When spatial attention cannot be divided: Quadrantic enhancement of early visual processing across task-Relevant and irrelevant locations.
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There was a marginally nonsignificant effect and the trend showed that participants performed slightly better in the broad-focus condition (77.66% ± 0.02%) than they did in the split-focus condition (72.75% ± 0.02%; t (26) = 2.03, p BH = 0.13, Cohen’s d = 0.39, BF = 1.19).