Table 1.

Overview of characteristics of each study

Study	Trials	Stimulus duration	ISIa	Experimental condition	n
1	2	6 s/6 s	2 min	Notice all that you can	243
2	4	2 s/4 s/6 s/8 s	2 min	Extract as many details as possible	106
3	3	2 s/4 s/6 s	2 min	Detect name of businesses and anything unusual	305
4	4	3 s/4 s/7 s/10 s	2 min	Detect name of businesses and anything unusual	117
5	2	2 s/6 s	2 min	Notice all that you can	109
				Notice as many animate objects as possible, such as people	45
				Notice as many inanimate objects as possible, such as stores or signs	50
				Notice things that are unusual	42
6	2	2 s/6 s	2 min	Notice as many animate objects as possible, such as people	83
				Notice as many inanimate objects as possible, such as stores or signs	84
				Notice as many things that are unusual	64
7	2	2 s/6 s	2 min	Suicidal woman story prime	121
8	2	2 s/6 s	2 min	Woman present→Woman absent	67
				Woman absent→Woman present	68
				Barber pole present→Barber pole absent	73
					N=1,577

^aThe ISI, or interstimulus interval, is the time between offset of one stimulus and onset of the next. During this time, participants were asked to list what they saw in the photograph.