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Attentional cueing: Gaze is harder to override than arrows

Fig 5

Cueing effects of Experiment 2a and 2b.

Red and Blue: Individual cueing effects (CE) based on medians of each of the 16 (Experiment 2a) or 23 (Experiment 2b) participants for arrow and face. Black markers and bold black line: means of the CEs. Thin cyan lines: participants who showed larger CE for arrows than for faces; thin black lines: participants with larger CEs for faces than for arrows. Note that in Experiment 2, positive CE values show a reaction time advantage for the predicted direction that is opposite to the stimulus’ inherent direction for arrows and faces.

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doi: https://doi.org/10.1371/journal.pone.0301136.g005