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Moving beyond stationarity: A sliding window z-score criterion for response time outlier exclusion
The traditional approach of identifying response time (RT) outliers calculates exclusion thresholds across the entire sample of RTs, thereby neglecting any non-stationarity in RT such as practice-related RT changes. Consequently, the probability of a trial being excluded as outlier can be confounded
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