Responding to a stimulus that had to be ignored previously is usually slowed-down
(negative priming effect). This study investigates the reaction time and ERP effects of the …

Negative priming refers to slowed down reactions when the distractor on one trial becomes
the target on the next. Following two popular accounts, the effect might be due either to …

Negative priming with auditory as well as with visual stimuli has been shown to involve the
retrieval of prime response information as evidenced by an increase of prime response …

Two auditory identification experiments were run to test a specific hypothesis about the
prime response retrieval mechanism of negative priming. This mechanism operates in …

Episodic retrieval processes involved in negative priming have been argued to be
susceptible to the proportion of attended repetition trials. The more trials with the same prime …

Two experiments are reported that demonstrate negative priming for auditory stimuli.
Reaction times and temporal order judgements were used as the dependent measures in …

The importance of selecting between a target and a distractor in producing auditory negative
priming was examined in three experiments. In Experiment 1, participants were presented …

Four experiments are reported in which the mechanisms underlying auditory negative
priming were investigated. In Experiments 1A and 1B, preprime-prime intervals and prime …

Although extensive research on negative priming has been conducted using behavioural
measures, little is known about its brain correlates. Moreover, results from this scarce …

The negative priming (NP) effect is the slowing of responses to an imperative stimulus
(probe) that has recently been ignored (prime). Prevailing accounts of the phenomenon …