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What is inhibited in inhibition of return.
Journal of Experimental Psychology: Human Perception and Performance, 1996Research on temporal-order judgments, reference frames, discrimination tasks, and links to oculomotor control suggest important differences between inhibition of return (IOR) and attentional costs and benefits. Yet, it is generally assumed that IOR is an attentional effect even though there is little supporting evidence.
P A, Reuter-Lorenz +2 more
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Inhibition of Return Exaggerates Change Blindness
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2010Peripheral cues trigger attention shifts, which facilitate perceptual processing and enhance visual awareness. However, this facilitation is superseded by an inhibition of return (IOR) effect, which biases attention away from the cued location. While the link between facilitatory effects of visual attention and awareness is well established, no study ...
Smith, D.T., Schenk, T.
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Inhibition of return and action affordances
Experimental Brain Research, 2006Previous work has shown that inhibition of return (IOR) operates on identity-specific object representations and does not spread to semantically related items (Morgan et al. in Eur J Cogn Psychol 17(4):499-520, 2005). The current study further examines the representations underlying IOR by investigating whether IOR is influenced by action-related ...
Helen M, Morgan, Steven P, Tipper
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Cue repetition increases inhibition of return
Neuroscience Letters, 2008Inhibition of return (IOR) refers to slowed responses to targets presented at the same location as a preceding stimulus. We explored whether the IOR effect would increase with the number of cues preceding the target (a 'cue'). Subjects performed a Posner cueing task with 1-5 cue presentations prior to the target, to which they made either a manual ...
Kristie R, Dukewich, Susan E, Boehnke
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Inhibition of Return Using Discrimination of Location
Perceptual and Motor Skills, 2003The present study investigated “inhibition of return” which refers to increased response latency when the target in a location discrimination task appears in the same location on consecutive trials. Location discrimination tasks were performed by 28 university students (19–21 years of age) in two experiments. In Exp.
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Two mechanisms underlying inhibition of return
Experimental Brain Research, 2009Inhibition of return (IOR) refers to slower reaction times to targets presented at previously stimulated or inspected locations. Taylor and Klein (J Exp Psychol Hum Percept Perform 26(5):1639-1656, 2000) showed that IOR can affect either attentional/perceptual or motor processes, depending on whether the oculomotor system is in a quiescent or in an ...
Ana B, Chica +3 more
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Inhibition of Return Affects Contrast Sensitivity
Quarterly Journal of Experimental Psychology, 2014Inhibition of return (IOR)—a slow response to targets at recently attended locations, is believed to play an important role in guiding behaviour. In the attention literature it has been shown that attentional capture by an exogenous cue affects contrast sensitivity so that it alters the appearance of low-contrast stimuli.
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The sociality of social inhibition of return
Cognition, 2020Cognitive processes are traditionally studied in individual settings, while the possible effect of the social context is ignored. The present study focuses on the social inhibition of return effect (SIOR; Welsh et al., 2005). According to it, observation of another person's action at a specific location initiates an inhibitory process in the observer ...
O, Nafcha, S, Shamay-Tsoory, S, Gabay
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2010
AbstractThis chapter examines the concept of inhibition of return (IOR) and its possible role in disengaging attention. It analyses the effects and the mechanism responsible for IOT and suggests that these can be considered as the result of the inhibition of attention returning to a previously attended or cued location.
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AbstractThis chapter examines the concept of inhibition of return (IOR) and its possible role in disengaging attention. It analyses the effects and the mechanism responsible for IOT and suggests that these can be considered as the result of the inhibition of attention returning to a previously attended or cued location.
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‘Inhibition of return’ without visual input
Neuropsychologia, 1996Inhibition of return (IOR) is the name that is associated with a response time (RT) delay to a visual stimulus presented at a recently cued spatial location. Two experiments with 26 undergraduates used an auditory analog to the visual IOR paradigm to examine whether manual RT inhibition would occur in the absence of visual input.
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