Figure 5.

Recognition task behavioral results. A, Accuracy in recognizing search displays as Old or New during the recognition task; for the whole sample (left, gray), and split by whether participants indicated a feeling of repeated displays during the main task (middle, green) or not (right, blue). B, Contextual cueing effect during the main search task (defined as RT difference between Old and New trials), for the same groups as in A. C, Contextual cueing effect during the main task as a function of recognition performance. Dots represent individual participants, colored by their response to the feeling-of-recognition question. D, E, Same as in B, C, but with contextual cueing effect expressed as difference in Inverse Efficiency Score (IES). *p < 0.05, **p < 0.01, ***p < 0.001. Significance bars and violin plot details are as in Figure 1. B, Dashed line indicates p = 0.060.