NASA NTRS · 20020047107
Response Modality Modulator PRP Interference, Even When Task 1 is a no-go trial
Abstract
In a Psychological Refractory Period paradigm where the first task requires one of several possible responses on some trials (the go trials), but no response on other (no-go) trials, response modality modulates the amount of interference on Task 2 processing. This is true even when Task 1 is no-go trial. Differences in the cost of switching response sets between processing for Task 1 and Task 2 may provide an account of this surprising phenomenon.
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VanSelst, Mark, Johnston, James C., Shafto, Michael. 1997-01-01. Response Modality Modulator PRP Interference, Even When Task 1 is a no-go trial. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20020047107
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