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. 2008 Jul 15;3(1-2):57–65. doi: 10.2478/v10053-008-0014-3

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Figure 5. — Participants saw a frame of 12 randomly-chosen letters of which one was removed to leave 11 behind (row 1; NF), or they saw the 12-letter and 11-letter frames with a blank white frame in between (row 2; F), or with a set of X’s between (row 3; X), or they saw other orderings of the displays (subsequent rows, e.g. F-1 or F+1) used to displace the blank white frame or the X frame by one position earlier or later, respectively, in the sequence. In some trials 4 or 6 letters were removed, not just one as shown.