Fig. 4.

Average subject performance across conditions and equivalent model predictions, with separate graphs for the four conditions where the correct answer was ‘same’ versus the four conditions where the correct answer was ‘different’. The letters “A” and “B” in the legend represent the relationship between the words displayed within a trial, and the order corresponds to prime-target-response. For instance, the A-B-A condition presents one word (word A) as a prime, then a different word (word B) as the briefly flashed target, and then finally the prime word reappears as the response word.