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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2011 Sep 1.
Published in final edited form as: Dev Sci. 2010 Sep;13(5):731–737. doi: 10.1111/j.1467-7687.2009.00928.x

Table 1.

Means and standard deviation for visual fixation in seconds for baseline (first two habituation trials), final two habituation trials, posthabituation (two no-change trials just following habituation reflecting final interest level), test trials, processing time (total number of seconds fixating the habituation events), and visual recovery (difference between test trial and posthabituation fixation) as a function of the presence vs. absence of intersensory redundancy (bimodal, redundant vs. unimodal, nonredundant) and task difficulty (low, moderate, high).

Condition Difficulty Level Baseline Trials to Habituation Processing Time Final Habituation Post-Habituation Test Visual Recovery
Bimodal, redundant Low 36.20 (17.70) 6.94 (2.08) 137.23 (56.72) 6.48 (3.05) 6.36 (3.05) 15.62 (10.99) 9.26 (8.68)
Moderate 39.80 (19.81) 7.33 (1.97) 181.35 (87.16) 11.57 (10.80) 5.44 (2.96) 11.13 (6.23) 5.69 (6.40)
High 41.30 (16.89) 6.67 (1.30) 150.18 (60.81) 7.09 (4.48) 5.40 (3.67) 9.47 (6.97) 4.06 (6.29)
Unimodal, nonredund Low 24.48 (16.08) 9.25 (4.87) 125.76 (59.96) 5.59 (4.33) 4.97 (3.02) 12.47 (10.60) 7.50 (9.87)
Moderate 27.56 (13.39) 6.25 (0.62) 106.73 (59.35) 5.12 (3.26) 4.78 (2.26) 6.17 (2.76) 1.40 (2.23)
High 29.23 (17.47) 7.25 (2.18) 109.29 (34.77) 4.88 (1.85) 5.16 (2.62) 5.30 (2.99) 0.14 (2.34)