Learning to suppress a distractor may not be unconscious

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• who: Francisco Vicente-Conesa from the responses in the awareness test within participants who failed to select the HPDL)Therefore, we could not plan our sample size based on an effect-size estimate from previous research. In the absence of better evidence, we found it appropriate to set the sample size to , participants per experiment. This sample is considerably larger than the typical samples used in previous experiments with the additional singleton task (, participants on average in Gao and Theeuwes, have published the research work: Learning to suppress a distractor may not be unconscious, in the Journal . . .
  

   

  

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