Since 1994, group reaction time (RT) distribution analyses of spatial correspondence effects
have been used to evaluate the dynamics of the spatial Simon effect, a benefit of …

Perceiving objects activates the representation of their affordances. For example,
experiments on compatibility effects showed that categorizing objects by producing certain …

Two experiments were conducted to assess whether the emergence of shared
representations, as indexed by the joint Simon effect, is modulated by perceived group …

The current study uses reach tracking to investigate how cognitive control is implemented
during online performance of the Stroop task (Experiment 1) and the Eriksen flanker task …

A wealth of recent research supports the validity of the Self-Prioritization Effect (SPE)—the
performance advantage for responses to self-associated as compared with other-person …

Although the relation between congruent and incongruent conditions in conflict tasks has
been the primary focus of cognitive control studies, the neutral condition is often set as a …

The aim of the present study was to investigate the relationship between the affordance
effect (ie, the advantage for responses corresponding spatially with the location of an …

In the Simon effect, participants make a left or right keypress in response to a nonspatial
attribute (eg, color) that is presented on the left or right. Reaction times (RTs) increase when …

The Simon effect consists of a faster and a more accurate performance when spatial
responses correspond to irrelevant-spatial stimuli than when they do not. The time course of …

In the Simon effect, responses to a non-spatial attribute are faster when the irrelevant spatial
position of the stimulus corresponds to the position of the response. It was suggested that …