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. 2015 May 5;6:551. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00551

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Copyright © 2015 Barry, Graf Estes and Rivera.

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Example Sequence. There were three patterns: A, B, and C. Pattern A is shown here. For a more detailed figure, see Wu et al. (2011). Shapes were shown sequentially during familiarization trials. Shapes were shown simultaneously during test trials. The split on the left is consistent with Sequence 1 but inconsistent with Sequence 2. The split on the right is inconsistent with Sequence 1 but consistent with Sequence 2. All stimuli were in full color against a black background.