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. 2013 Sep 27;8(9):e73592. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0073592

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.