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Publications by Gregory T. Stevens
The Effects of Irrelevant Stimuli: 1. The Time Course of Stimulus–stimulus and Stimulus–response Consistency Effects With Stroop-Like Stimuli, Simon-Like Tasks, and Their Factorial Combinations.
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