One of the most important findings in recent years regarding response selection is that
stimulus-response compatibility (SRC) effects occur for situations in which stimulus and …

We describe a mathematically simple yet precise model of activation suppression that can
explain the negative-going delta plots often observed in standard Simon tasks. The model …

Macro-and micro-adjustment of task set was studied using distributional analyses of
performance data (reaction time and accuracy) obtained in a new experiment using the …

In 4 Simon experiments the authors examined control over 2 routes of sensorimotor
processing: response priming in the unconditional route and response selection via the …

Understanding of the factors that influence stimulus-response (SR) compatibility and
determine when and how compatibility effects will arise is a necessary foundation for …

The joint go-nogo Simon effect (social Simon effect, or joint cSE) has been considered as an
index of automatic action/task co-representation. Recent findings, however, challenge …

Stroop and Simon tasks are logically similar and are often used to investigate cognitive
control and inhibition processes. We compare the distributional properties of Stroop and …

Abstract Model comparison in Bayesian mixed models is becoming popular in psychological
science. Here we develop a set of nested models that account for order restrictions across …

Three experiments were conducted to determine whether spatial stimulus-response
compatibility effects are caused by automatic response activation by stimulus properties or …

Since 1994, group reaction time (RT) distribution analyses of spatial correspondence effects
have been used to evaluate the dynamics of the spatial Simon effect, a benefit of …