Long-term response-stimulus associations can influence distractor-response bindings.

In fact, from a mere comparison of the means presented in their Figure 5, it looks as though this interaction of S1 familiarity with partial repetition costs might be significant, with partial repetition costs for familiar (e.g., yellow-banana), but not for unfamiliar (e.g., yellow-strawberry) feature combinations.

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