Reward Encourages Reactive, Goal-Directed Suppression of Attention
Stimuli that signal large reward have an increased likelihood of capturing attention and gaze relative to stimuli that signal small or no reward, even when capture counterproductively prevents reward delivery. These findings suggest that a stimulus’s signaling relationship with reward (the contingen...
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American Psychological Association
2021
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