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. 2014 May 27;5:482. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2014.00482

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Copyright © 2014 Cacciamani, Ayars and Peterson.

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Example stimuli in each priming condition. In these examples, an upright lamp is depicted in the familiar region (here, in black and on the left side) of the bipartite display. Experiment 1 used (A) the control condition, in which the prime contains no parts of that lamp, and (B) the part-rearranged condition, in which the prime contains the lamp's familiar parts (i.e., the lampshade, the neck, and the base) rearranged into a novel configuration and depicted on the figure side of the vertical borders. Experiment 2 used (C) the part-rearranged condition in which the parts were suggested on the groundside of the outline prime's vertical borders.