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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2013 May 14.
Published in final edited form as: J Exp Psychol Appl. 2010 Mar;16(1):10.1037/a0018629. doi: 10.1037/a0018629

Table B1.

Accuracy Data for High-Salience Targets on Single- and Dual-Target Trials in Experiments 1–8 (Experiments 9 and 10 Did Not Include High-Salience Targets)

Experimental parameters Accuracy (%)


Experiment Time limit Prevalence
high:low
Trial type
counts
High single High dual
1 15 s 1:1 High: 50 88.40 (8.42) 90.19 (7.63)
Low: 50
High-Low: 50
None: 100
2 15 s 2:1 High: 100 94.80 (5.57) 90.02 (9.72)
Low: 50
High-Low: 50
None: 50
3 15 s 3:1 High: 120 95.66 (3.42) 96.07 (3.83)
Low: 40
High-Low: 40
None: 50
4 30 s 2:1 High: 100 94.20 (4.10) 92.64 (6.55)
Low: 50
High-Low: 50
None: 50
5 30 s 3:1 High: 120 95.74 (2.35) 92.13 (8.25)
Low: 40
High-Low: 40
None: 50
6 30 s 6:1 High: 150 93.26 (5.77) 96.08 (5.48)
Low: 25
High-Low: 25
None: 50
7 Luggage line (variable rate) 3:1 High: 96 97.10 (4.60) 95.32 (6.12)
Low: 32
High-Low: 32
None: 40
8 Luggage line (constant rate) 3:1 High: 96 84.91 (7.81) 76.22 (16.15)
Low: 32
High-Low: 32
None: 40

Note. Experiments 1–8 included high-salience targets to calibrate the low-salience targets. However, since the dual-target trial counts were matched to the number of low-salience single-target trials, we did not analyze the two-target effects of salience, nor explore interactions between salience and other factors such as frequency or time limit. We provide the data here for completeness.