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On the importance of relative salience: comparing overt selection behavior of single versus simultaneously presented stimuli.

PLoS One · 2014 · PMC4057253 · PMID 24927282

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The results only showed a marginally significant effect of Salience [ F (1, 60) = 4.688, η 2 = .002, p = .05], attributable to participants being somewhat faster at selecting the more salient [ m = 193.5 ms] than the less salient singleton [ m = 211.9 ms].

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