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. 2019 Apr 15;9:6033. doi: 10.1038/s41598-019-42429-x

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Paradigm design. RSVP paradigm, known to greatly reduce image visibility, and examples of high and low memorable target scenes. Each RSVP trial includes presentation of 11 images with the speed of 34 ms per picture (without inter-stimulus interval). In half of the trials a face image was embedded in the middle of the sequence and participants were asked to detect the face trials (a two-alternative forced choice task). In the non-face trials, the middle image was drawn randomly from a set of 30 scene images, half high memorable and half low memorable (target scenes). The presented images in this figure are not examples of the stimulus set due to copyright. The stimulus set used in the experiment can be found at https://memorabilityrsvp.github.io.