Table 3. Cues and distractors.
Cue Letter | Distractor Letters | ||
C | D | E | O |
D | C | O | P |
E | C | F | P |
F | E | P | T |
L | T | Z | O |
O | C | D | L |
P | D | F | Z |
T | F | L | Z |
Z | E | L | T |
The nine letters used from the Snellen set are shown paired with their three distractors. Each letter appears in the table once as a cue, and three times as a distractor. Each trial uses one of the cues and one of the three distractors associated with that cue. Distractors were selected to match cues in identification difficulty, and to form a closed, balanced set. The letter recognition paradigm involves a total of twenty seven randomly presented alternative choice combinations.