The separation of input and output processes and the locus of the Stroop Effect with respect to variations in the information level of relevant and irrelevant stimulus aspects

The separation of input and output processes and the locus of the Stroop Effect with respect to variations in the information level of relevant and irrelevant stimulus aspects

by I. Hilditch

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