Visual Search Revived: The Slopes Are Not That Slippery: A Reply to Kristjansson (2015)
Kristjansson (2015) suggests that standard research methods in the study of visual search should be “reconsidered.” He reiterates a useful warning against treating reaction time x set size functions as simple metrics that can be used to label search tasks as “serial” or “parallel.” However, I argue...
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doaj-a36907bb6de44f8390ce09d89f1ba07e2020-11-25T03:21:39ZengSAGE Publishingi-Perception2041-66952016-05-01710.1177/204166951664324410.1177_2041669516643244Visual Search Revived: The Slopes Are Not That Slippery: A Reply to Kristjansson (2015)Jeremy M. WolfeKristjansson (2015) suggests that standard research methods in the study of visual search should be “reconsidered.” He reiterates a useful warning against treating reaction time x set size functions as simple metrics that can be used to label search tasks as “serial” or “parallel.” However, I argue that he goes too far with a broad attack on the use of slopes in the study of visual search. Used wisely, slopes do provide us with insight into the mechanisms of visual search.https://doi.org/10.1177/2041669516643244 |
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Kristjansson (2015) suggests that standard research methods in the study of visual search should be “reconsidered.” He reiterates a useful warning against treating reaction time x set size functions as simple metrics that can be used to label search tasks as “serial” or “parallel.” However, I argue that he goes too far with a broad attack on the use of slopes in the study of visual search. Used wisely, slopes do provide us with insight into the mechanisms of visual search. |
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