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. 2015 May 27;6:594. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2015.00594

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Copyright © 2015 Endres, Houpt, Donkin and Finn.

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Double-factorial redundant memory probes task factor 2 manipulation of target and distractor memory probe redundancy. Memory probe stimuli vary in the amount of to-be- remembered (target) or to-be-ignored (distractor) color and letter features. RT, redundant target; TD, target and distractor; DT, distractor and target; RD, redundant distractor; ST, single target; SD, single distractor. For simplicity, TD and DT were combined to form a single two-dimensional target/distractor TD condition, and one-dimensional color and letter stimuli were combined to form separate SD and ST conditions.