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. 2018 Jan 23;80(4):844–859. doi: 10.3758/s13414-017-1468-5

Table 1.

Decoupling attention: tethered attention (Experiment 2 [E2], eye-contingent display) versus untethered (Experiment 1 [E1], mouse-contingent display)

Measure Result Interpretation
Change detection times and accuracy E1 faster than E2 Untethered covert and overt attention yields a performance advantage over overt only
No difference in detection accuracy This advantage is not due to a speed–accuracy trade-off
Spatial distribution of fixations More fixations between stimuli in E2 than in E1 Untethered covert and overt attention resulted in a different fixation strategy