Figure 7.

This figure uses the same format as Figures 2 and 3 but reports the results when both targets are presented simultaneously. The ensuing conditional responses can be compared with the responses in Figure 3, when the invalidly cued target was presented alone: when the valid target is also presented, it prevents the invalid target from reversing the precision bias established by the cue; i.e., it fails to capture attention resources. The lower right panel shows the conditional expectation and confidence regions for the invalid target, with and without the valid target, to show how the responses evoked are suppressed; i.e., biased competition.