One potential explanation for this is that stimuli in both experiments reported in this paper referred to information that is highly significant to the participant (faces of siblings and good friends in Experiment 1, and autobiographical information such as the participant’s first and last name in Experiment 2), whereas the stimuli in Experiment 2 of Meijer et al.
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The contribution of mere recognition to the p300 effect in a concealed information test.
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