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. 2017 Dec 8;7:17252. doi: 10.1038/s41598-017-17429-4

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Experiment 4 results. (A) PSE plotted against number magnitude in the cue and no- cue conditions at lateral cued locations (±18°). There was a significant effect of number magnitude when the left (−18°) or right side (+18°) were cued. (B) Psychometric functions of “% right” as judged with respect to the left (−18°) and right (+18°) cued locations. In the cue −18° condition the PSE was significantly to the right of 0°. (C) Plot of percent right judgments as a function of previous number location. There were significant sequence effects. Relative to the −18° cue, cueing on the right side had overall more “right” judgments and the profile was more linear. (D) Reaction time vs. sound location in the cue left and cue right conditions. For both conditions there were significant distance effects, and longer reaction times were skewed in the direction of midline.