Reliably measuring learning-dependent distractor suppression with eye tracking.

ABSTRACT: In the field of psychological science, behavioral performance in computer-based cognitive tasks often exhibits poor reliability. The absence of reliable measures of cognitive processes contributes to non-reproducibility in the field and impedes the investigation of individual differences. Specifically in visual search paradigms, response time-based measures have shown poor test-retest reliability and internal consistency across attention capture and distractor suppression, but one study has demonstrated the potential for oculomotor measures to exhibit superior reliability. Therefore, in this study, we investigated three datasets to compare the reliability of learning-dependent distractor suppression measured via distractor fixations (oculomotor capture) and latency to fixate the target (fi

SUBMITTER: Kim AJ 

PROVIDER: S-EPMC11655588 | biostudies-literature | 2024 Dec

REPOSITORIES: biostudies-literature