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Stimulus comparison: Effects of the pre-exposure schedule and instructions for perceptual learning and attention
This study aimed to test the effects of the preexposure schedule and certain kinds of verbal instructions for pre-exposure in perceptual learning and attention to the distinctive features of the stimuli. For this, in two experiments adult human participants received concurrent or blocked pre-exposur
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