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. 2013 Sep 12;13(11):10. doi: 10.1167/13.11.10

Table 2.

LNS and LS target-distracter configurations used by Saumier and Arguin (2003). Notes: The letters refer to shapes in Figure 7A. The fifth column represents the direction of the effect observed in the data. In all but one LNS and LS pair, we found that LNS searches were significantly harder (p < 0.05) than the corresponding LS search, using analyses identical to those described in Table 1. For the remaining pair, the LNS and LS searches were not significantly different.

Condition
No.
LNS configuration
LS configuration
Effect direction (LNS vs. LS)
T
D1
D2
T
D1
D2
Similar distracters 1 T J N T N L LNS > LS
2 T K O T K M LNS > LS
3 T I M T I O LNS > LS
4 T L P T P N n.s.
Dissimilar distracters 5 T B F T D F LNS > LS
6 T D H T F H LNS > LS
7 T A E T A G LNS > LS
8 T C G T C E LNS > LS