Detection of Signals Presented at Irregular Times
R. Duncan Luce · Oxford University Press eBooks · 1991
This chapter explores the limited literature available on the designs in which there are little or no experimenter-imposed time structure on signal presentations. The chapter first examines the earliest literature, in which signals occur infrequently. The next section considers experiments that resemble typical simple reaction-timeexperiments in that the signal rate is relatively high. The final part of the chapter is devoted to studies on the impact the processing of one signal has on the processing of a second signal when the second occurs very shortly after the first.